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FUSE - ATOF 32VDC NYLON 35A 100 PC/ BOX

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0287035.H

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FUSE - ATOF 32VDC NYLON 35A 100 PC/ BOX

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Technical Specifications

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Specification	0287035.H

Breaking Capacity @ Rated Voltage	1 kA
Color	Green
Current Rating (Amps)	35 A
DC Cold Resistance	1.61 Ohms
Fuse Type	Automotive
Melting I²t	2280
Mounting Type	Requires Holder
Operating Temperature [Max]	105 ░C
Operating Temperature [Min]	-40 °C
Package / Case	ATO, Blade, ATC
Size / Dimension [x]	0.752 in
Size / Dimension [x]	19.1 mm
Size / Dimension [y]	0.201 "
Size / Dimension [y]	5.1 mm
Size / Dimension [z]	12.3 mm
Size / Dimension [z]	0.484 in
Voltage Rating - DC	32 V

0287035.H Series

Fuse - ATOF 32VDC Nylon 35A 100 pc

Part	Color	Fuse Type	Mounting Type	DC Cold Resistance	Operating Temperature [Min]	Operating Temperature [Max]	Breaking Capacity @ Rated Voltage	Voltage Rating - DC	Melting I²t	Size / Dimension [y]	Size / Dimension [y]	Size / Dimension [z]	Size / Dimension [x]	Size / Dimension [x]	Size / Dimension [z]	Package / Case	Current Rating (Amps)
Littelfuse/Commercial Vehicle Products 0287035.H	Green	Automotive	Requires Holder	1.61 Ohms	-40 °C	105 ░C	1 kA	32 V	2280	0.201 "	5.1 mm	12.3 mm	0.752 in	19.1 mm	0.484 in	ATC ATO Blade	35 A

Pricing

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Distributor	Package	Quantity	$

Digikey	Box	100	$ 0.31
Newark	Each	100	$ 0.31
		500	$ 0.26
		1000	$ 0.23
		2500	$ 0.21

Description

General part information

0287035.H Series

This 35 A ATOF® 32V automotive blade fuses replaced an obsolete ATO Series 257 fuse with the same ampere rating. Automakers around the world consider ATOF fuses standard equipment for protecting low-voltage circuits.