Pull-out fuse blocks for 240 volt circuits

Electrical · Distribution Panels · printed page 94 (PDF page 95)

Book index entries

Fuse Blocks – Pull-out Type for 240-volt Circuits Pull-out Fuse Blocks – for 240-volt Circuits Two-Forty Volt Circuit Pull-out Fuse Blocks Distribution Panels – Electrical Electric Distribution Panels

Text in the illustration

distribution panel
from service box
ground wire
grounding terminal
STOVE
stove hot (black) wire
stove hot (red) wire
240 volt stove circuit
stove neutral wire
15 AMP FUSE
note:
pairs of fuses are linked together in special fuse blocks (both fuses must be removed simultaneously)
neutral bus bar

Generated explanation

The illustration shows a distribution panel containing a pull-out fuse block labeled STOVE above six 15-amp plug fuses. The 240-volt stove circuit has black and red hot conductors connected at the stove fuse block and a neutral conductor routed to the neutral bus bar at the bottom of the panel. A ground wire is identified at a separate grounding terminal on the side of the enclosure. The annotation explains that paired fuses are linked in special pull-out blocks so both fuses must be removed simultaneously.

Components

distribution panel pull-out fuse block pull-out handle plug fuses stove circuit hot conductors stove circuit neutral conductor ground wire grounding terminal neutral bus bar conduit

Materials

metal panel enclosure insulated electrical wiring metal conduit

Related illustrations

0581

Pull-out fuse blocks for multi-wire branch circuits and 240 volt circuits

· p. 98

The illustration shows a fused distribution panel supplied from a service box, with a 240-volt stove circuit on the left and a multi-wire branch circuit feeding a split receptacle on the right. The stove circuit has blac