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Resettable fuse is covered by power plug, requires load to be disconnected, reset with finger.


Acceptable Safety Level


however reset only accessible with the use of a tool. Load stays connected.


Resettable fuse,


Acceptable Safety Level


acceptable if they are trip free.


accessible without a tool are only


Resettable fuse,


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Tool release fuses can be used in place of thermal overloads. No positional requirement.


Acceptable Safety Level


the nexus range


Resettable fuse is covered by the appliance plug, requires the load to be disconnected and reset with a tool.


Our patented design ensures the defective equipment is disconnected and only a competent person can reset the device.


HIGHEST Safety Level


ASTA approved range - safety guaranteed Products manufactured in wholly owned Group factories


Part of the Luceco plc Group, experts in electrical manufacturing, distribution and support


Fully in-house – material selection, design, production, assembly, packaging, distribution, sales and support


Industry leading warranties – 10 year total confidence, 2 year standard and an Unlimited Value connected equipment warranty for our surge devices


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