Low-voltage fuses. General requirements (+A2:2014) (Superseded but remains current)

BS EN 60269-1:2007

British Standards Institution
Low-voltage fuses. General requirements (+A2:2014) (Superseded but remains current) Download document

Document Status

Replaced, remains current

Supplement

Mechanical & Electrical Supplement

Series

BS EN

Abstract

For enclosed current-limiting fuse-links with rated breaking capacity not less than 6kA, for protecting power-frequency a.c. circuits of nominal voltages not exceeding 1,000V or d.c. circuits of nominal voltages not exceeding 1,500V.

History

Superseded by BS EN IEC 60269-1:2025. Supersedes BS EN 60269-1:1999 BS EN 60269-2:1995 and BS EN 60269-3:1995. Also known as BS 88-1:2007 and IEC 60269-1:2006. Amendment dated 31 October 2009 - Implementation of IEC amendment 1:2009 with CENELEC endorsement A1:2009. Amendment dated 31 October 2014 - Implementation of IEC amendment 2:2014 with CENELEC endorsement A2:2014 Annex ZA amended.

ISBN

9780580819650

Subjects

  • Building services
  • Electrical services
  • Switchgear, fuses

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