SCHURTER Single Fuse Tray for KM Series
Secure fuse tray for SCHURTER KM Series power entry modules. Compatible with DD11, DD12, DD21, DD22, KEA, KFA & KMF.
The SCHURTER Single Fuse Tray for KM Series is a must-have accessory for managing fuses securely within compatible power entry modules. This fuse drawer ensures your system remains protected by safely housing fuses, minimizing risks of electrical faults.
Designed specifically for use with CN18641 and CN18642 IEC inlet modules, this tray is compatible with various SCHURTER Power Entry Modules, including DD11, DD12, DD21, DD22, KEA Print, KFA, and KMF. Its high-quality construction guarantees durability and reliability, making it an essential component for electrical safety.
Whether for commercial, industrial, or residential applications, this fuse tray integrates seamlessly into SCHURTER’s KMF product range, ensuring a precise and secure fit. Keep your electrical systems well-protected with this functional and sturdy accessory.
- For Use With: CN18641, CN18642 IEC inlet modules
- Compatible Power Entry Modules: DD11, DD12, DD21, DD22, KEA Print, KFA, KMF
- Product Range: KMF
- Weight: 10g
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