Edison KON20 One-Time Fast-Acting Fuse, 20 A, 250 V, 10 kAIC Interrupt, Class: K5
Edison KON20 One-Time Fast-Acting Fuse, 20 A, 250 V, 10 kAIC Interrupt, Class: K5
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BrandEdison
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UPC782634360209
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Manufacturer Part NumberKON20
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CountryUSA
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ClassK5
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Voltage Rating250 V
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Amperage Rating20 A
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Interrupt Rating50000 kAIC
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Body Size0.56 in Dia x 2 in L
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Alternative Part Number8421847
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UNSPSC39121605
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IDEA Index ID8421847
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Package DescriptionEACH
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Standards/ApprovalsBAA Compliant|CSA C22.22|No 248.9|LR700489|UL248-9|File E162363
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