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Foreign Semiconductor Type
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| Part No. | Description | Manufacturer | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 070gqca0315f | Westcode Semiconductors | |||
| 070gqca0160f | Westcode Semiconductors | |||
| 070gqca0315f | Series:070GQCA | Westcode Semiconductors | ||
| 066ur3s0630b | Gross Weight:4.9384 oz | Westcode Semiconductors | ||
| 066ur3s0630b | Westcode Semiconductors | |||
| 070gqca0050f | Mounting Centers (in):3.11 Inches | Westcode Semiconductors | ||
| 070gqca0050f | Westcode Semiconductors | |||
| 070gqca0160f | Volts AC:690 | Westcode Semiconductors | ||
| 100sm00gr-l | Trip Indicator:Yes | Altech | ||
| 100sm00gr-l | Altech | |||
| rfc1000 | Body Length (in):2.89 Inches | Brush Fuses | ||
| rfc1000 | Brush Fuses | |||
| rfn70 | Series:RFN | Brush Fuses | ||
| rfn70 | Brush Fuses | |||
| sf60c040 | Diameter (in):0.81 Inches | Brush Fuses | ||
| sf60c040 | Brush Fuses | |||
| sf60c045 | Interrupt Rating:235KA @ 600V | Brush Fuses | ||
| sf60c045 | Brush Fuses | |||
| sf60c300 | Gross Weight:4.5856 oz | Brush Fuses | ||
| sf60c300 | Brush Fuses | |||
| sf60x300 | Net Weight:12.24 OZ | Brush Fuses | ||
| sf60x300 | Brush Fuses |
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