The Bussmann FWH-100A is a fuse with a current rating of 100 Amps and a voltage rating of 500/1000VAC, 500/800VDC. It has an interrupting rating of 200kAIC at 500VAC, 50kAIC at 500VDC. The FWH-100A has a stud mounting type and features with FWH frame type.
Specifications
Key specifications
Amperage
100 A
Voltage
500/1000VAC, 500/800VDC
Interrupting Rating
200kAIC at 500VAC, 50kAIC at 500VDC
Series
FWH
Fit and installation
Mounting Type
Stud
Frame Type
FWH
Standards and features
Approval
CE, CSA, UL
Standards
EU, RoHS
Body Material
Fiberglass
Product details
Brand
Bussmann
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Reviews
Review summary
Customers rate this product 3.0 out of 5 based on 1 review.
I am sure the fuse is lovely. Unfortunately, the wrong fuse was ordered. When I went to setup the return, much to my SURPRISE, there was a 25% restocking fee! Perhaps, I missed it in the fine print. But, merely a suggestion... I think a 10% restocking fee is more appropriate.