Fuse Units
Titan 2 Unit
The Titan 2 range provides improved flexibility and
LIGHTING
will be the only unit available that gives the extensive
range of options required by installers.
Specification:
• Designed, manufactured in accordance with
BS7654 and IEC947 Pt1.
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• Clear access gear tray for enhanced access.
• Terminal blocks to accept circular conductors
up to 25mm
2
.
• Cable entry plates in plastic or brass.
• Sealing wire and padlock facilities available.
• IP43 rating.
• Standard unit: Height 150mm / Width 81mm / Depth 65mm.
• Various extension troughs available to provide additional
space when terminating larger or multiple cables.
Option Available:
Single Phase, Single Pole, Loop In / Out, Single Fuse (Type NT02)
Single Phase, Single Pole, Loop In / Out, Two Fuse (Type NT04)
Single Phase, Single Pole, CNE (REC version) (Type NT15)
Single Phase, Double Pole, Loop In / Out, Single Fuse (Type NT06)
Single Phase, Double Pole, Loop In / Out, Two Fuse (Type NT08)
Single Phase, Double Pole, Loop In / Out, with Fused Double Pole Spur (Type NT10)
Three Phase, Double, Loop In / Out, Single Fuse (Type NT12)
Three Phase, Double, Loop In / Out, Two Fuse (Type NT14)
Titan Extension Troughs
Various extension troughs available to provide
additional space when terminating larger or
multiple cables.
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