Fuse for solar photovoltaic system protection
Key attributes
| Brand | Switchgear parts |
| Model NO. | Fuse for solar photovoltaic system protection |
| Rated voltage | DC 1500V |
| Rated normal current | 12-32A |
| Series | DNPV |
Product descriptions from the supplier
1. Ambient air temperature: The ambient air temperature Ta does not exceed 40°C, the average value measured in 24 hours does not exceed 35°C, and the average value measured within one year is lower than this value. The minimum ambient air temperature is -5℃.
2. Altitude: The altitude of the installation site does not exceed 2000m.
3. Atmospheric conditions: The air is clean, and its relative humidity does not exceed 50% when the maximum temperature is 40°C. It can have higher relative humidity at lower temperatures, for example: at 20°C, the relative humidity can reach 90 % Under these conditions, moderate condensation may occasionally occur due to temperature changes.
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Model. |
Rated voltage V |
Rated current (melt) A |
|
DNPV1038-2A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
2 |
|
DNPV1038-3A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
3 |
|
DNPV1038-4A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
4 |
|
DNPV1038-5A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
5 |
|
DNPV1038-6A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
6 |
|
DNPV1038-8A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
8 |
|
DNPV1038-10A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
10 |
|
DNPV1038-12A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
12 |
|
DNPV1038-15A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
15 |
|
DNPV1038-20A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
20 |
|
DNPV1038-25A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
25 |
|
DNPV1038-30A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
30 |
|
DNPV1451-10A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
10 |
|
DNPV1451-12A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
12 |
|
DNPV1451-16A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
16 |
|
DNPV1451-20A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
20 |
|
DNPV1451-25A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
25 |
|
DNPV1451-30A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
30 |
|
DNPV1451-32A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
32 |
|
DNPV1451-40A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
40 |
|
DNPV2258-25A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
25 |
|
DNPV2258-32A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
32 |
|
DNPV2258-40A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
40 |
|
DNPV2258-45A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
45 |
|
DNPV2258-50A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
50 |
|
DNPV2258-80A/1000V DC |
DC1000V |
80 |
|
DNPV1085-2A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
2 |
|
DNPV1085-3A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
3 |
|
DNPV1085-4A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
4 |
|
DNPV1085-5A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
5 |
|
DNPV1085-6A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
6 |
|
DNPV1085-8A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
8 |
|
DNPV1085-10A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
10 |
|
DNPV1085-12A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
12 |
|
DNPV1085-15A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
15 |
|
DNPV1085-16A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
16 |
|
DNPV1085-20A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
20 |
|
DNPV1085-25A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
25 |
|
DNPV1085-30A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
30 |
|
DNPV1085-32A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
32 |
|
DNPV1485-12A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
12 |
|
DNPV1485-15A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
15 |
|
DNPV1485-16A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
16 |
|
DNPV1485-20A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
20 |
|
DNPV1485-25A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
25 |
|
DNPV1485-30A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
30 |
|
DNPV1485-32A/1500V DC |
DC1500V |
32 |
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