Why Choose the Mersen NH0GG50V16-1 NH Fuse Link?
The Mersen NH0GG50V16-1 is a dependable DIN NH gG low-voltage fuse link designed to protect cables, conductors and electrical equipment against overloads and short circuits. Manufactured by Mersen, this full-range fuse link provides reliable protection for industrial power distribution systems, switchgear and electrical control installations.
Featuring a 16 A rated current, a 500 V AC rated voltage and an NH0-size body, the NH0GG50V16-1 is suitable for general-purpose cable and line protection. Its gG operating characteristic allows the fuse to interrupt currents ranging from sustained overloads to severe short-circuit faults.
The fuse incorporates a double blown-fuse indicator for rapid fault identification and isolated gripping lugs for safer handling by qualified professionals. Its robust DIN NH construction makes it suitable for switchboards, fuse-switch disconnectors, distribution panels and industrial machinery.
Key Advantages
- Full-range gG protection for cables and electrical equipment.
- 16 A rated current for low-current industrial circuits.
- 500 V AC and 250 V DC ratings for versatile electrical applications.
- High breaking capacity supports dependable short-circuit interruption.
- Double indicator enables rapid identification of an operated fuse.
- Isolated gripping lugs support safer maintenance and replacement.
Key Features
- Mersen NH gG fuse-link series.
- Catalogue number: NH0GG50V16-1.
- Mersen item number: E213651.
- NH0 fuse size.
- 16 A rated current.
- 500 V AC rated voltage.
- 250 V DC rated voltage.
- gG full-range operating characteristic.
- Double blown-fuse indication system.
- Isolated metal gripping lugs.
Reliable Protection for Industrial Electrical Systems
The gG utilisation category provides full-range protection against both overload and short-circuit currents. This makes the Mersen NH0GG50V16-1 suitable for protecting cables, distribution circuits, switchgear and general-purpose electrical equipment without requiring a separate short-circuit fuse.
Its current-limiting performance helps reduce the thermal and electrodynamic stresses generated by high fault currents. This can minimise damage to connected equipment, improve electrical safety and reduce downtime following an overcurrent event.
Typical Applications
- Industrial power distribution systems.
- Electrical switchboards and distribution panels.
- Cable and line protection.
- NH fuse-switch disconnectors.
- Industrial machinery and control panels.
- Commercial and infrastructure electrical installations.
