Bussmann NTS-R-60 Dummy Fuse
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Description
Bussmann NTS-R-60 Dummy Fuse
Safe Placeholder for Fuse Holders
Overview
The Bussmann NTS-R-60 Dummy Fuse is a non-conductive safety component designed to occupy empty fuse sockets without completing an electrical circuit. Unlike functional fuses, it provides zero electrical connectivity, serving purely as a physical placeholder to prevent accidental contact with live terminals. Ideal for maintenance, testing, and panel organization.
Key Features
- Safety Assurance: Prevents accidental short circuits or contact hazards by blocking access to live terminals in unoccupied fuse holders.
- Easy Identification: Bright red casing with clear “DUMMY” labeling ensures visual distinction from operational fuses.
- Secure Fit: Precision-engineered to match the dimensions of Bussmann NTS-R series fuse holders (compatible with 60A socket sizes).
- Durable Construction: Flame-retardant thermoplastic housing resists heat, vibration, and industrial environmental stress.
- Tool-Free Installation: Snap-in design for quick, hassle-free placement or removal.
Applications
- Filling unused slots in fuse panels, switchgear, or power distribution units (PDUs)
- Maintenance workflows requiring temporary circuit isolation
- Preventing debris accumulation in open fuse holders
- Training demonstrations and electrical safety education
⚠️ Critical Note:
This unit provides NO overcurrent protection. Never substitute for a live fuse in an operational circuit. Use exclusively as a passive placeholder.
Specifications
- Model: NTS-R-60
- Type: Dummy/Blank Fuse
- Compatibility: NTS-R series fuse holders (60A socket)
- Material: UL 94 V-0 Rated Thermoplastic
- Color: Red
- Certifications: RoHS compliant
A Cooper Industries solution. Part of the Eaton Bussmann Electrical series.
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