The NRS90 – GOULD 90A 600V CLASS K5 ONE-TIME FUSE is designed for reliable circuit protection in your electrical systems. This high-quality fuse features a rating of 90 amps and is suitable for industrial and commercial applications. Ensure optimal performance and safety with this dependable, one-time use fuse from Gould.
| Brand | Gould |
|---|---|
| Amperage | 90 A |
| Voltage | 600V |
| Interrupting Rating | 10 kA |
| Frame / Series | NRS |
| Catalogue # | NRS90 |
The Gould NRS90 is a Class K5, one-time fuse rated 90A / 600V with a 10kA interrupting rating. It is designed to fit standard Class K5-compatible fuse holders and fusible disconnects rated for 600V and accepting a rejection-style or non-rejection K5 blade-type fuse in the appropriate physical size. Common applications include industrial motor branch circuits, feeder protection, and commercial electrical panels.
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The Gould NRS series is a legacy product line that has been discontinued by the original manufacturer. Northern Breaker Group specializes in obsolete and hard-to-find electrical components, so we maintain stock of hard-to-source fuses like the NRS90. Contact us or visit one of our Calgary, Edmonton, or Vancouver counters for current availability.
A Class K5 one-time fuse (like the NRS90) provides fast-acting, non-renewable protection — once it blows, it must be replaced. A time-delay (dual-element) fuse tolerates short-duration motor starting surges without blowing. Swapping depends entirely on your holder type: Class K5 fuses are non-rejection and fit holders designed for K5 or non-rejection classes. Always verify your holder's class rating before substituting a different fuse type.
The 10kA interrupting rating means the NRS90 is designed to safely clear fault currents up to 10,000 amperes at 600V without rupturing or causing a hazard. For installations where available short-circuit current exceeds 10kA, a higher-rated fuse class (such as Class RK1, rated up to 200kA) would be required to meet Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) requirements. If you're unsure of your system's available fault current, consult a licensed electrician or electrical engineer.
