Fluke Model # 11A 1000V Fuse
Key features
11 amp, 1000 volt fuse for Fluke digital multimeters
High-energy, fast-release fuse designed measuring current
Sand-filled to reduce risk of breakage during current overloads
11 amp, 1000 volt fuse for Fluke digital multimeters
High-energy, fast-release fuse designed measuring current
Sand-filled to reduce risk of breakage during current overloads
In stock
Only 10 left
SKU
FLUKE-11A
This high-energy fuse is designed to protect a user from electric shock and burns. It does this by keeping the energy generated by an electrical short within the fuse enclosure. The fuse is built to limit the length of time the energy is applied and the amount of oxygen available for combustion.
The fuse is filled with sand to stop an electrical short. The sand will not only help absorb the shock energy created by the current overload, but also help with the high temperatures generated (up to 10,000 °F). The energy will melt the sand and turn it to glass, helping smother a potential fireball by cutting off the available oxygen, further protecting the user.
The fuse is filled with sand to stop an electrical short. The sand will not only help absorb the shock energy created by the current overload, but also help with the high temperatures generated (up to 10,000 °F). The energy will melt the sand and turn it to glass, helping smother a potential fireball by cutting off the available oxygen, further protecting the user.
| SKU | FLUKE-11A |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.000000 |
| Manufacturer | FLUKE |
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