Schneider Electric Fuse Holder - DF102 - TeSys

Schneider Electric holder for cylindrical fuse, designed for fuse size 10x38mm. This holder is sui...

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This guide is for electricians and industrial maintenance professionals seeking a reliable fuse holder. The Schneider Electric DF102 offers secure mounting and protection for 10x38mm cylindrical fuses. A key benefit is its DIN rail compatibility for easy integration. However, its IP20 rating means it's suitable for dry, indoor environments only.

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SeriesTeSys
Model Part NumberDF102
BrandSchneider Electric

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FAQs

What type of fuse does the DF102 holder accept?

The Schneider Electric DF102 fuse holder is designed to accept cylindrical fuses of size 10x38mm.

How is this fuse holder mounted?

It is designed for easy and secure mounting on standard 35mm DIN rails.

What is the maximum voltage and current rating?

The rated voltage is 690V and it can handle up to 32A.

Can this fuse holder be used outdoors?

No, the DF102 has an IP20 degree of protection, which means it is suitable for indoor use in dry environments only.

Does the DF102 have a locking mechanism?

Yes, the DF102 features a lockable functionality for added safety and security.

How many poles does this fuse holder have?

This model is a 2-pole fuse holder.

What are the physical dimensions of the DF102?

The fuse holder has a height of 88.5 mm, a width of 35 mm (2 module units), and a depth of 64 mm with an installation depth of 56.5mm.

Troubleshooting

Fuse holder not securely mounted on DIN rail

Ensure the DIN rail is properly installed and the fuse holder's clips are fully engaged. Check for any obstructions on the rail or the holder.

Fuse repeatedly blows

Verify that the fuse rating matches the circuit's requirements and that the protected equipment is functioning correctly. An incorrectly sized fuse or equipment malfunction will cause it to blow.

Difficulty inserting or removing fuse

Ensure the correct fuse size (10x38mm) is being used and that the holder is properly opened. Check for any foreign objects obstructing the fuse slot.

Overheating during operation

Confirm proper wiring torque and that the fuse holder is rated for the circuit's current. Check for adequate ventilation around the unit. If the issue persists, consult a qualified electrician.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Robust construction for reliable fuse protection.
  • Easy installation on standard DIN rails.
  • Lockable feature enhances safety and security.
  • Compact size saves space in electrical panels.
  • Designed for high-rated voltage applications (up to 690V).

Cons

  • Limited environmental protection (IP20) restricts indoor use.
  • Requires specific 10x38mm fuse size, not universal.
  • May require additional accessories for specific mounting configurations.
  • Locking mechanism might add a slight complexity for frequent fuse changes.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Mounting: Snap the DF102 fuse holder securely onto a standard 35mm DIN rail.
  2. Fuse Insertion: Open the lockable cover, insert a compatible 10x38mm cylindrical fuse, and close the cover.
  3. Wiring: Connect the line and load wires to the appropriate terminals according to electrical codes and schematics. Ensure power is disconnected before wiring.

Compatibility:

  • Fuse Size: Exclusively compatible with 10x38mm cylindrical fuses.
  • Mounting Rail: Designed for standard 35mm DIN rails.
  • Environment: Suitable for indoor use in environments with minimal dust and moisture (IP20 rated).

Care:

  • Regularly inspect the fuse holder for any signs of damage or wear.
  • Ensure the fuse holder is clean and free from dust accumulation to maintain proper electrical contact.
  • Use a dry or slightly damp cloth for cleaning; avoid harsh chemicals or solvents.

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