DF223NC – Fuse carrier TeSys DF, 3P+N 125A, fuse size 22×58 mm Schneider Electric TeSys DF modular fuse carrier, 4 poles (3P+N), for protection of control circuits up to 125A/690V. To be used with 22x58mm fuse links with stricker up to 125A and short circuit current up to 120kA@400V. To be equipped with an early break auxiliary contact module DF22AM* (to be ordered separately), it provides a Neutral pole fitted with a locked tubular link. Compact (140mm width), it can be used in modular panels, clipping on 35mm DIN rail, connection by screw terminals. Fuse links with stricker (22x58mm aM, gG type) and add-on auxiliaries (fuse carrier assembly kits, clip-in markers) are available (to be ordered separately). Sold in lots of 1 unit. Multi standards certified (IEC, UL recognized, CSA, EAC), Green Premium product (RoHS/REACh). Fuse carrier TeSys DF, 3P+N 125A, fuse size 22×58 mm DF223NC – TeSys DF, LS1/GK1
DF223NC – Fuse carrier TeSys DF, 3P+N 125A, fuse size 22×58 mm Schneider Electric is a Schneider Electric product designed for professional electrical, automation, and infrastructure applications.
This product forms part of the TeSys range and is suitable for installers, contractors, panel builders, maintenance teams, and buyers looking for reliable Schneider Electric components with proven performance and compatibility.
Technical Specifications
- Brand: Schneider Electric
- Series: TeSys
- Amperage: 125A
- Voltage: 690V
- Poles: 3P+N
- Breaking Capacity: 120kA
- Mount Type: DIN Rail
Key Features
- Part of the TeSys range
- Rated at 125A
- Suitable for 690V applications
- 3P+N configuration
- 120kA breaking capacity
- DIN Rail installation format
Applications
- Industrial automation
- Commercial electrical installations
- Control and protection systems
- Infrastructure and maintenance projects
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