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FUSE POLEAdditional fused-switch pole: original educational illustration
Symbols

Additional fused-switch pole

An additional fused-switch pole represents another conductor of a common multipole device. Each fuse-link and pole needs its terminal and phase identification while the common operating mechanism stays linked.

Drawing use
SLD / Schematic
Application
Power distribution
Reference family
IEC / Manufacturer

A distinction that matters

A child pole is a CAD representation of a common device, not an extra independently operated fused switch.

Full reference
FUFuse: original educational illustration
Symbols

Fuse

A fuse representation identifies a protective fuse link in a circuit. Its rating and operating characteristics are additional information: a generic fuse mark does not specify utilization category, current, voltage, breaking capacity or coordination with other protective equipment.

Drawing use
SLD / Schematic
Application
Power distribution
Reference family
IEC / IEEE / ANSI

A distinction that matters

A fuse and a fused disconnector may share protective components, but the assembly also includes a switching or isolation function.

Full reference

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