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HF361A1
+BOMHDSS FUS 3P3W 600V 30A N1 W/1AX
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ManufacturerSiemens
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Mfr. Part #HF361A1
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Datasheet HF361A1 DataSheet
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In Stock6561
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Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Supplier | Siemens |
| Package / Case | Box |
| Part Status | Active |
Overview
Description
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If you have a specific institution or field in mind for HF361A1, checking the course syllabus or catalog from that educational provider would offer more precise information. This would give you a clearer understanding of the course objectives, content, and any prerequisites involved.
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Features
1. Amperage and Voltage: It is rated for 30 Amps and typically supports up to 600 Volts AC, suitable for demanding electrical applications.
2. Type and Design: It is a 3-pole, fusible safety switch, designed to provide a safe disconnect method for electrical circuits.
3. Durability: The switch is built with a robust construction to ensure longevity and reliability in industrial environments.
4. Enclosure Rating: It often comes with a NEMA 1 enclosure, which is suitable for indoor use, providing protection against incidental contact and limited amounts of falling dirt.
5. Safety Features: Includes visible blade construction for easy inspection, enhancing safety during maintenance or operation.
6. User-Friendly: The switch is designed for ease of installation and operation, with clear labeling and straightforward use.
These features make the HF361A1 suitable for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications where a reliable and safe electrical disconnect is required.
Pinout
1. Coil Pin 1: One end of the coil, used to energize the relay.
2. Coil Pin 2: The other end of the coil for completing the circuit.
3. Common (COM): The moving contact in the relay that connects to either the Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC) contact.
4. Normally Open (NO): The contact that remains open until the relay is energized.
5. Normally Closed (NC): The contact that remains closed until the relay is energized.
When the coil is energized, the Common contact switches from the NC contact to the NO contact, allowing control of a connected circuit. Always refer to the manufacturer's datasheet for precise specifications and pin configurations.