Weidmuller WSI Fuse Clamp - 1011300000



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The Weidmuller 1011300000 WSI Fuse Clamp is designed for electrical engineers and technicians needing a reliable and easy-to-use solution for protecting circuits with 5 x 20 mm fuses. Its key benefit is the swiveling fuse holder combined with maintenance-free screw connections, ensuring quick and safe fuse replacement and secure mounting. A potential caveat is its specific voltage and current rating, which must be matched to the application's requirements. This terminal block offers a clear LED error indicator with low leakage current, supporting conductor sizes from 0.5 to 10 mm².
| Model Part Number | 1011300000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Weidmüller |
This fuse clamp is designed for standard 5 x 20 mm tube fuses.
The clamp supports conductor cross-sections ranging from 0.5 mm² up to 10 mm².
The clamp has a voltage rating of 36 V AC/DC and a rated current of 6.3 A.
No, the LED indicator is powered by the circuit itself and has an extremely low leakage current.
The fuse holder swivels open, allowing for easy and safe fuse replacement without needing to remove the clamp from its mounting.
The dimensions are 7.9 mm in width, 71.5 mm in depth, and 60 mm in height.
While it has a wide operating temperature range, its suitability for outdoor use depends on environmental factors like moisture and direct exposure to elements. Always ensure proper enclosure if used in exposed conditions.
Verify the fuse is correctly seated in the holder. Ensure the fuse itself is functional and not damaged. Check that the LED is not obstructed and confirm the circuit is receiving power within the specified voltage range.
Re-open the screw terminal and ensure the conductor is fully inserted. Tighten the screw firmly, ensuring proper torque to secure the connection without damaging the conductor.
This indicates an underlying circuit issue. Check for short circuits, overloaded components, or incorrect fuse rating for the application. The clamp itself is unlikely to be the cause; focus on the protected circuit.
Immediately disconnect power and inspect the clamp and circuit. Overheating typically suggests the circuit is drawing current exceeding the clamp's rated 6.3 A, or a poor connection is causing resistance. Replace the clamp if damaged and address the circuit overload.
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