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Lockout Base Federal FB 100A Fuse Holder Padlockable Red Repelec
Repelec Lockout Base Federal FB 100A Fuse Holder Padlockable features Compatibility: Federal FB 100A fuse holder (Type A) and High-impact resistant plastic.
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Product Name/Title: Lockout Base for Federal FB 100A Fuse Holder | High-Impact Plastic | Padlockable Design | Red for High Visibility | @Pack by Repelec
Brand: Repelec
SKU: CIRLFB100-A
Alternatively Known As: Fuse Holder Lockout, Federal FB 100A Lockout Base, Electrical Lockout Device, CIRLFB100-A Lockout
Technical Specifications
- Compatibility: Federal FB 100A fuse holder (Type A)
- Material: High-impact resistant plastic
- Lockout mechanism: Padlockable design
- Color: Red for high visibility
- Operating temperature: -20°C to 60°C
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 60mm x 80mm x 40mm
- Weight: 0.15 kg
Key Features
- Designed specifically for Federal FB 100A fuse holders (Type A)
- Provides secure lockout to prevent unauthorized fuse removal
- Durable construction for industrial environments
- Easy installation and removal
- Enhances electrical safety during maintenance
Professional Installation Requirements
- Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or authorized personnel following standard lockout/tagout procedures.
Applications
- Electrical switchboards
- Industrial fuse panels
- Commercial electrical installations
- Maintenance and safety lockout procedures
Standards & Compliance
- Complies with AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
Environmental Benefits
- Promotes safe electrical maintenance, reducing risk of electrical accidents and associated environmental hazards.
Warranty Information
12 months warranty against manufacturing defects.
Available Now
The Repelec Lockout Base for Federal FB 100A Fuse Holder Type A (CIRLFB100-A) is available for immediate purchase. Ideal for electrical safety in industrial and commercial environments.
