Fuse
An overcurrent protective element that interrupts a circuit by melting its fuse link.
An additional fused-switch pole represents another conductor of a common multipole device.
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.
A child pole is a CAD representation of a common device, not an extra independently operated fused switch.
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