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| Part No. | Description | Manufacturer | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 170h1007 | Mounting Type:Surface Mount | Bussmann | ||
| 170h1007 | Bussmann | |||
| 170h1013 | Net Weight:4.8 OZ | Bussmann | ||
| 170h1013 | Bussmann | |||
| 170h3003 | Gross Weight:18 lb | Bussmann | ||
| 170h3003 | Bussmann | |||
| 170h3004 | Reinforced:No | Bussmann | ||
| 170h3004 | Bussmann | |||
| 170h3005 | Net Weight:.016 OZ | Bussmann | ||
| 170h3005 | Bussmann | |||
| 170h3006 | Gross Weight:3 lb 2 oz | Bussmann | ||
| 170h3006 | Bussmann | |||
| 1ms101 | Max Amps:100 Amps | Marathon Special Products | ||
| 1ms101 | Marathon Special Products | |||
| 1ms102 | Gross Weight:7.36 oz | Marathon Special Products | ||
| 1ms102 | Marathon Special Products | |||
| 1ms103 | Connection Type:Box Lug | Marathon Special Products | ||
| 1ms103 | Marathon Special Products | |||
| 1ms104 | Trip Indicator:No | Marathon Special Products | ||
| 1ms104 | Marathon Special Products | |||
| 1lfs101 | Volts:600 | Littelfuse | ||
| 1lfs101 | Littelfuse | |||
| 1lfs102 | Max Amps:400 Amps | Littelfuse | ||
| 1lfs102 | Littelfuse | |||
| 1ls103 | Gross Weight:.96 oz | Littelfuse |
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