The NRN50 – GOULD 50A 250V CLASS H ONE-TIME FUSE is a reliable protection solution designed to safeguard your electrical systems. With a 50-amp rating and a 250-volt capacity, this one-time fuse ensures optimal performance for various applications. Ideal for industrial and commercial use, it delivers peace of mind and durability.
| Brand | Gould |
|---|---|
| Amperage | 50 A |
| Voltage | 250V |
| Interrupting Rating | 10 kA |
| Frame / Series | NRN |
| Catalogue # | NRN50 |
The Gould NRN50 is a Class H, one-time (non-renewable) fuse rated 50A / 250V / 10kA interrupting capacity. It fits standard Class H / Class K fuse holders and disconnects designed for 250V, 2-pole or single-pole configurations accepting a standard 250V cartridge fuse body. Common compatible holders include general-purpose fusible disconnects and fused switches from major manufacturers (Eaton, Square D, Siemens, etc.) that accept Class H cartridge fuses in the 31–60A range.
Not sure which holder or disconnect you have? Send us your equipment model and we'll confirm the right fit.
Yes — Class RK1 and RK5 fuses (e.g., a 50A/250V LPN-RK-50SP) will fit most existing Class H holders, provided the holder does not have a Class R rejection feature blocking the reverse. Upgrading to Class R gives you a significantly higher 200kA interrupting rating, which is often preferred for modern Canadian electrical code compliance. We can help you select a compatible upgrade.
The Gould (now Ferraz Shawmut / Mersen) NRN50 is considered a legacy Class H fuse but remains available through specialty distributors like Northern Breaker Group. Direct equivalents include the Bussmann NON-50 and Ferraz Shawmut NRN50 — all are interchangeable Class H one-time fuses at 50A/250V. Contact us for current availability at our Calgary, Edmonton, or Vancouver counters.
A one-time (non-renewable) fuse like the NRN50 must be completely replaced after it operates — the fuse element cannot be refitted. A renewable Class H fuse uses a replaceable link inside a reusable fuse body. For most modern industrial and commercial applications, one-time fuses are preferred for reliability and consistency, and are widely accepted under the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC).
