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MERSEN 24001 Fuse Block, 1-Pole, 250 V AC, Box Lug, Non-Indicating - Fuse Blocks for UL Class H & K Fuses
MERSENFuse Blocks for UL Class H & K Fuses

MERSEN 24001 Fuse Block, 1-Pole, 250 V AC, Box Lug, Non-Indicating

MERSEN Fuse Blocks for UL Class H & K Fuses.

SKU 3G-OTH-129455

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MERSEN
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24001 Fuse Block, 1-Pole, 250 V AC, Box Lug, Non-Indicating
Part Number
24001
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Fuse Blocks for UL Class H & K Fuses
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24001

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Product Description

MERSEN Fuse Blocks for UL Class H & K Fuses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a MERSEN fuse block used for?

A MERSEN fuse block securely holds and connects UL Class H and K fuses in industrial circuits. It protects electrical equipment from overcurrent damage in motor control centers, panel boards, and distribution systems across machining, HVAC, and power transmission applications.

What are the specifications of the MERSEN 24001 fuse block?

The MERSEN 24001 is a 1-pole open block design rated for 250 V AC. It uses a box lug terminal and is non-indicating. This fuse block is designed for UL Class H and K fuses, making it suitable for general-purpose overcurrent protection in industrial control panels.

Where to buy MERSEN fuse blocks worldwide?

3G Electric supplies MERSEN fuse blocks like the 24001 to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source genuine MERSEN components and support procurement across 14 departments including electrical and power transmission.

How to install a MERSEN open block fuse holder?

Mount the MERSEN block securely on a DIN rail or panel using the provided slots. Connect incoming and outgoing conductors to the box lug terminals, torquing to manufacturer specifications. Always verify the fuse class (H or K) and voltage rating (250 V AC) match your circuit before energizing.

Used in

Common applications for MERSEN
Industrial control panels — Mersen USCC1 and USCC2 UL Class CC fuse blocks for DIN rail mounting and finger-safe branch circuit protection.
Motor starters — Mersen ATQ time-delay fuses and DAR0 R-rated fuses for motor overload and short-circuit protection.
Power supplies and instrumentation — Mersen GGM and GSB fast-acting cylindrical fuses for overcurrent protection in compact electronic circuits.
DC systems — Mersen A30QS very-fast-acting square fuses rated 300 V DC for semiconductor and DC equipment protection.
Medium-voltage distribution — Mersen DAR0 R-rated fuses rated 5.08 kV AC for general-purpose overcurrent protection with visual indication.
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3G Electric supplies MERSEN fuse blocks for ul class h & k fuses. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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