AllPoints 96926 Fuse 600V 30A Class CC Cr Electric Circuit Protection
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- Rated for 600V industrial safety
- Durable construction withstands stress
- Compact size simplifies installation
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The Aladdin 96926 Fuse is a high-performance, industrial-grade fuse designed by AllPoints for electrical safety within commercial foodservice environments. Rated at 600 volts and 30 amps, this fuse features a Class CC Cr classification, ensuring reliable circuit protection against overloads and short circuits in heavy-duty equipment. Its compact 1-inch dimensions and durable construction make it suitable for integration into various commercial electrical systems, particularly in appliance power supplies and control panels. Constructed from robust materials, it offers long-lasting performance in demanding operational settings, making it an essential component for maintaining operational safety and equipment longevity in professional kitchens and food processing facilities.
The AllPoints 96926 Fuse provides precise circuit protection with high voltage and current ratings, ideal for commercial kitchen equipment and electrical systems. Its compact size facilitates easy installation and replacement, while its durable construction ensures sustained performance in high-stress environments. Designed for quick maintenance, it supports reliable operation in foodservice settings requiring consistent electrical safety. Suitable for circuit-breaking in industrial appliances, it enhances workflow efficiency by preventing electrical failures.
Ideal for maintaining electrical safety in commercial kitchen appliances and food processing systems.
The AllPoints 96926 fuse is engineered for high-performance electrical applications within commercial kitchens, operating at 600V and 30A, with a compact 1" height and width for versatile installation. It features a Class CC Cr fuse type, ensuring precise overload protection for industrial equipment. Made from durable materials, this fuse offers reliable performance under continuous operation, with a weight of just 1 lb, facilitating easy handling and replacement. It is designed to withstand typical operational temperatures and support maintenance routines common in foodservice environments requiring circuit safety. Suitable for use in controls, power supplies, and industrial appliances, it ensures a robust electrical infrastructure for commercial foodservice operations.
A commercial fuse is an essential electrical component used to protect equipment and wiring in professional foodservice settings. The Aladdin 96926 Fuse is an industrial-grade safety device rated at 600 volts and 30 amps, installed in control panels and power supplies to prevent circuit overloads. Its high durability and precise performance support continuous operation in commercial kitchens and food processing facilities, where electrical reliability is critical for operational efficiency. This fuse is commonly used in industrial appliances and electrical control systems, making it ideal for high-demand, medium-volume foodservice environments requiring reliable circuit protection.
Ensuring circuit safety in commercial kitchens, the AllPoints 96926 fuse offers durable, reliable overload protection suitable for professional foodservice industry applications. AllPoints 96926 is designed for continuous, moderate workload environments, supporting critical electrical infrastructure in food production and restaurant environments.
Why Choose the AllPoints 96926 Fuse? This model stands out with its robust construction, precise electrical ratings, and compatibility with a wide range of commercial equipment. Its compact, easy-to-install design ensures minimal downtime during maintenance, while its high-performance ratings provide reliable short-circuit and overload protection that surpasses many competitor models. The fuse’s durable materials and tight manufacturing standards improve safety and operational efficiency in demanding foodservice environments.
