125A Fuse Holder – 22x58mm Cartridge Fuse Holder
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This 125A fuse holder is designed for use with 22 x 58mm cartridge fuses, providing a straightforward solution for higher-load circuit protection in electrical distribution systems. It is suited to installations where a dedicated fuse point is required for mains, sub-main, or other heavy-duty applications. Its compact format makes it...
This 125A fuse holder is designed for use with 22 x 58mm cartridge fuses, providing a straightforward solution for higher-load circuit protection in electrical distribution systems. It is suited to installations where a dedicated fuse point is required for mains, sub-main, or other heavy-duty applications.
Its compact format makes it suitable for use within electrical enclosures, distribution equipment, and other panel-based installations where cartridge fuse protection is preferred over resettable devices.
- Rated current: 125A
- Fuse size: 22 x 58mm cartridge fuse
- Application: mains, sub-main, and higher-load circuit protection
- Compact format: suited to enclosure and panel installation
Also see: our main switches and rotary isolators for isolation, or MCBs and RCBOs for resettable circuit protection options.
What fuse size does this holder take?
It is designed for 22 x 58mm cartridge fuses rated up to 125A.
Is a fuse included?
No. The fuse holder is supplied without a fuse, so the correct cartridge fuse must be selected separately for the application.
Where is this type of fuse holder used?
It is typically used for mains, sub-main, and other higher-load circuit protection within enclosures, panels, and distribution equipment.
What’s the alternative to a fuse holder?
Where resettable protection is preferred, MCBs or RCBOs may be more suitable depending on the circuit design.
- Product Type: Fuse Holder
- Rated Current: 125A
- Fuse Size: 22 x 58mm cartridge fuse
- Application: Mains, sub-main, and higher-load circuit protection
This fuse holder should be installed by a qualified electrician using a correctly rated cartridge fuse for the intended circuit and application.
- Isolate all power before installation
- Mount securely within a suitable enclosure or panel
- Ensure the fuse is seated correctly and all connections are secure
- Select the appropriate cartridge fuse rating for the protected circuit