Why Choose the Mersen B214062 NDZ Fuse Link?
The Mersen B214062, also identified by catalogue number NDZGG50V10, is a dependable 10 A gG Diazed fuse link designed to protect low-voltage electrical circuits, cables and power lines against overloads and short-circuit currents. Manufactured as part of Mersen’s established D fuse-link range, it provides reliable general-purpose circuit protection for domestic, commercial and industrial distribution equipment.
This fuse link uses the compact NDZ size format and is rated for operation at up to 500 V AC and 500 V DC. Its gG operating characteristic provides full-range protection against both sustained overloads and high fault currents, helping prevent damage to conductors, electrical equipment and distribution systems.
The B214062 features a durable ceramic insulating body, nickel-plated copper alloy contacts and a red colour-coded indicator corresponding to its 10 A current rating. Its robust construction provides resistance to thermal and mechanical stresses, while the visual indicator allows the fuse rating and operating condition to be identified quickly.
Key Advantages
- Reliable gG full-range protection against overloads and short circuits.
- 10 A current rating with red identification colour coding.
- Rated for both 500 V AC and 500 V DC electrical systems.
- High breaking capacity suitable for demanding distribution applications.
- Durable ceramic body withstands mechanical and thermal stresses.
- Compact NDZ design for compatible Diazed fuse bases and holders.
Key Features
- Mersen D fuse-link series.
- NDZGG50V10 catalogue designation.
- 10 A rated current.
- 500 V AC / 500 V DC voltage rating.
- gG utilisation category for general-purpose conductor protection.
- Red colour-coded rating indicator.
- Ceramic insulating body.
- Nickel-plated copper alloy contacts.
- Low power dissipation and ageing-resistant construction.
Dependable Protection for Low-Voltage Circuits
The Mersen B214062 interrupts excessive current before it can cause serious damage to electrical cables, distribution equipment or connected loads. Its gG characteristic provides protection across the complete operating range, covering both prolonged overload conditions and high-energy short circuits.
The traditional screw-type Diazed fuse system remains widely used in distribution boards, meter cabinets and installation equipment. Its colour-coded design and replaceable fuse-link format make circuit maintenance straightforward while helping ensure that the correct current rating is installed.
Typical Applications
- Low-voltage electrical distribution boards.
- Domestic and commercial fuse boxes.
- Meter distribution units.
- Installation and control cabinets.
- Incoming electrical supply units.
- Cable and power-line protection.