EATON NH000GGI35 35A 120kA-500V

Eaton NH Fuse 35A 500V NH000GGI35

Description

This Eaton Bussmann series NH fuse, model NH000GGI35, is a high-performance industrial fuse for reliable circuit protection. It is rated for 35A at 500V AC and features a gG/gL trip characteristic, making it ideal for general-purpose applications such as cable and line protection against overloads and short circuits.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Eaton
• Series: Bussmann
• Model: NH000GGI35
• Type: NH Fuse
• Size: NH000
• Rated Current: 35A
• Rated Voltage: 500V AC
• Breaking Capacity: 120kA
• Characteristic: gG/gL

Label Info

• IEC 60269-2
• VDE 0636

Application

Designed for use in industrial distribution boards, switchgear, and control panels to protect electrical installations, motors, and other equipment from overcurrent events.

Country of Origin

Made in India.

CO2 Impact

Opting for this reused component prevents approximately 7.2 kg of CO2 emissions, contributing to a more sustainable industrial practice.

Availability

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FAQ

What does the ‘gG/gL’ characteristic mean for this NH000 fuse?

The ‘gG’ (formerly ‘gL’) designation indicates a general-purpose fuse characteristic according to IEC 60269. It is designed for full-range breaking capacity, protecting against both overload and short-circuit currents, making it ideal for protecting cables, lines, and general equipment.

Is this NH000 fuse suitable for protecting semiconductor devices?

No, this is a ‘gG’ type fuse for general applications. For protecting sensitive semiconductor devices like thyristors or IGBTs, you need a fuse with an ‘aR’ or ‘gR’ characteristic. These are ultra-rapid fuses designed specifically for that purpose.

Can I use a higher amperage fuse, for example a 40A, if I don’t have a 35A available?

It is strongly discouraged. Fuses are precisely rated to protect specific circuits and equipment. Using a higher amperage fuse negates the intended protection level, creating a significant fire and safety hazard by allowing overcurrents that could damage wiring or components. Always replace a fuse with one of the exact same amperage, voltage, and characteristic rating.

Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026

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