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SV3431.030 Rittal NH fuse-switch disconnector size 000 100 A 690 V 3-pole box terminal

SV3431.030 Rittal NH fuse-switch disconnector size 000 100 A 690 V 3-pole box terminal

Rittal SV3431.030 3-pole NH fuse-switch disconnector size 000 rated at 100 A and 690 V AC with box terminal connection for low voltage power distribution systems.

SKU: SV3431.030Alt SKU: 3431030MPN: SV3431.030
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Why Choose the Rittal SV3431.030 NH Fuse-Switch Disconnector?

The Rittal SV3431.030 is a high-performance NH fuse-switch disconnector designed for safe and reliable switching and protection in low voltage power distribution systems. As part of the trusted Rittal RiLine NH fuse-switch disconnector range, it provides a compact solution for industrial switchgear assemblies and electrical distribution applications.

This unit is designed for NH fuse size 000 applications and supports a rated current of 100 A at up to 690 V AC. The integrated box terminal design simplifies conductor connection, helping panel builders create efficient and reliable power distribution systems.

With a 3-pole configuration, the Rittal SV3431.030 is suitable for three-phase electrical installations requiring dependable switching, isolation and fuse protection within industrial control cabinets and distribution boards.

Key Advantages

  • Reliable Rittal RiLine NH fuse-switch disconnector for industrial power distribution.
  • NH size 000 compatibility for compact fuse protection applications.
  • 100 A rated current suitable for low voltage distribution systems.
  • 690 V AC rated voltage for demanding electrical installations.
  • 3-pole design for three-phase power distribution.
  • Integrated box terminal connection for simplified installation.

Key Features

  • Rittal RiLine NH fuse-switch disconnector system.
  • NH fuse size 000.
  • 100 A rated current.
  • 690 V AC rated operational voltage.
  • 3-pole configuration.
  • Box terminal connection technology.
  • Suitable for industrial switchboards and electrical enclosures.
  • Designed for reliable switching and fuse protection.

Reliable Switching for Industrial Power Distribution

NH fuse-switch disconnectors such as the Rittal SV3431.030 provide safe switching and protection for electrical distribution systems by combining fuse protection with reliable isolation functionality. They are designed for professional switchgear construction where operational safety and dependable performance are essential.

The Rittal RiLine system provides modular components for modern low voltage distribution assemblies, allowing electrical engineers and panel builders to create organised, efficient and safe power distribution solutions.

Typical Applications

  • Industrial low voltage switchgear.
  • Power distribution panels.
  • Machine building electrical systems.
  • Control cabinets and electrical enclosures.
  • OEM switchboard assemblies.
  • Industrial automation power distribution.

Technical Specifications

Accessory Type Busbar System
Manufacturer Rittal
Series RiLine NH Fuse-Switch Disconnectors
Model SV3431.030
Product type NH fuse-switch disconnector
Fuse size NH 000
Number of poles 3-pole
Rated current 100 A
Rated voltage 690 V AC
Terminal type Box terminal
Application Low voltage power distribution

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Rittal SV3431.030 used for?

The Rittal SV3431.030 is used for switching and protecting electrical circuits in low voltage power distribution systems using NH fuse links.

Which fuse size is compatible with this disconnector?

The unit is designed for NH fuse size 000 applications.

What is the rated current of the Rittal SV3431.030?

The disconnector has a rated current of 100 A.

What voltage rating does this NH fuse-switch disconnector support?

The Rittal SV3431.030 supports applications up to 690 V AC.

How many poles does this fuse-switch disconnector have?

The unit is a 3-pole NH fuse-switch disconnector designed for three-phase distribution systems.

Trusted by Electrical Engineers Worldwide

Rittal RiLine NH fuse-switch disconnectors are widely used by panel builders and electrical engineers to create safe, reliable and efficient low voltage power distribution systems.

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