Description
The Mersen 61033T is a 3-pole Class T fuse block rated for 100A at 600V AC and 600V DC, designed to provide secure and reliable fuse mounting for high-current electrical applications. Built for use with Class T fuses, this fuse block features a durable phenolic insulating body and copper connectors for dependable electrical performance. Its direct screw mounting and clip-in fuse installation provide a practical solution for power distribution and industrial control applications.
Key Features
- 100A Class T Fuse Block: Designed for use with Class T fuses rated up to 100A.
- 600V AC/DC Rating: Suitable for electrical systems rated up to 600V AC and 600V DC.
- 3-Pole Configuration: Provides three fuse positions for multi-phase electrical systems.
- 200 kA SCCR: Provides a short-circuit current rating of 200 kA for high fault-current applications.
- Copper Connectors: Features copper connectors for reliable electrical conductivity and secure fuse connections.
- Durable Insulation: Uses a phenolic insulating body with high dielectric strength.
- Direct Screw Mounting: Designed for secure installation directly to the mounting surface.
- Clip-In Fuse Installation: Allows compatible Class T fuses to be securely installed directly into the fuse clips.
Specifications
| Technical Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Series | Class T 600V Fuseholders – Class T |
| Item Number | 61033T |
| Ampere Rating | 100 A |
| Rated Voltage AC UL | 600 V AC |
| Rated Voltage DC UL | 600 V DC |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Fuse Class | Class T |
| Number of Poles | 3-Pole |
| Fuse Installation Method | Clip-In |
| Short Circuit Current Rating (SCCR) | 200 kA |
| Max Fuse Rating | 100 A |
| Installation Mounting | Direct Screw Mount |
| Torque Rating | 13.56 N·m |
| Product Width | 4.38″ |
| Product Length | 4.78″ |
| Product Height | 1.95″ |
| Product Weight | 1.50 lbs |
| Body/Insulating Material | Phenolic |
| RoHS Compliant | Yes |
| AC or DC | AC/DC |
| Product Group | Fuse Bases |






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