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Industrial GFCI

May 24, 2013
Designed to meet UL 943C Class C and Class D requirements, the SB6100 Series Industrial Shock-Block GFCI can be mounted in movable enclosures, features a short circuit current rating tested up to 50,000A, and monitors the integrity of the ground wire to ensure a return path for leakage current
The SB6100 Series Industrial Shock-Block ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) meets UL 943C Class C and Class D requirements.
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Able to be mounted in movable enclosures, exclusive safety features of the GFCI include a short circuit current rating tested up to 50,000A and the ability to monitor the integrity of the ground wire to ensure a return path for leakage current. If the wire is broken or becomes loose, the product will signal an alarm and interrupt power. In addition, the product includes built-in overcurrent protection supplied by the company’s Class T fuses.

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For more information, visit www.littelfuse.com/isb.

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