What is the lead time for production?

The average lead time is one month for both peak and off-season.

What standards do the fuse links comply with?

They accommodate standard wedge type fuse links to BS88 Part 5: 1988.

LV Fuse Cutout 400A Transformer Service

Name: LV Fuse Cutout 400A Transformer Service
Brand: L&R ELECTRIC GROUP CO., LTD.
SKU: 1965415671

Zhejiang, ChinaL&R ELECTRIC GROUP CO., LTD.

US$17.05

1 Piece

Sample price:US$17.05/piece.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

Usage

Electronic

Material

Plastic and Rubber

Model NO.

LRTXC-400

Installation

Pole Mounted

Type

J Series

Shape

Square

Size of Fuse

J Fuse

Form of Installation

Insurance Piece Holder

Environmental Protection

Environmental Protection Fuse Holder

Execution Standard

National Standard

Brand

L&R

Transport Package

Cartoon

Trademark

L&R

Origin

China

Production Capacity

9000PCS/Month

Key features

High Breaking Capacity: Rated breaking capacity of 50kV for reliable circuit protection.

Durable Material: Molded from light grey glass reinforced polyester DMC for vandal resistance.

Copper Terminals: Contacts and plates made from copper and bright tinned for conductivity.

Wide Current Range: Supports standard fuse links with ratings from 20A to 400A.

Flexible Installation: Suitable for wall, wooden pole, or cross-arm mounting with included hardware.

OEM/ODM Service: Custom branding and design services available for global markets.

BS 88 Compliance: Accommodates standard wedge type fuse links to BS88 Part 5: 1988.

Safe Design: Lift-off cover with security sealing and insulated incoming connections.

Company profile

L&R ELECTRIC GROUP CO., LTD.

Zhejiang, China

CertifiedBusiness Type: Manufacturer/Factory CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available & OEM Service AvailableExport Year: 2010-07-30 CertifiedNearest Port: Ningbo Port, Shanghai PortAverage Response Time: ≤8.78h CertifiedTerms of Payment: LC, T/T, D/P, etc.

AI-Powered supplier vetting

SummaryL&R ELECTRIC GROUP CO., LTD. is identified as a China-based manufacturer established in 2015, with 77 employees, a 20,000 m² manufacturing plant, and more than 10 production lines. Its product scope includes electrical power and hardware components such as fuse links, clamps, surge arresters, and related accessories. The supplier reports OHSAS18001:2007 and other management-system certifications, 11–20 quality-control staff, and export sales representing 71%–90% of total sales. It states that it seeks worldwide sales-agent and maintenance partners, indicating an intended international service network, but actual after-sales coverage is not confirmed. Evidence of overseas trade exists through one recorded Kenyan buyer and three transactions, while broader customer references, customization capability, financial credibility, and innovation capacity remain insufficiently documented.

Supplier typeThe supplier is described as both a trade company and a manufacturer, while the formal entity record identifies L&R ELECTRIC GROUP CO., LTD. as a manufacturer and limited company in China. Its stated products and manufacturing-site information support a manufacturing role, despite the conflicting trade-company classification in the basic information.

CertificationsThe supplier reports holding an OHSAS18001:2007 certificate and additional unspecified certifications. This provides explicit evidence of at least one occupational health and safety management certification, although the other certifications are not identified.

Production capacityThe supplier reports a 20,000 m² manufacturing plant, more than 10 production lines, 77 employees, 11–20 quality-control staff, and one-month order fulfillment in both peak and off-peak seasons. These figures explicitly support substantial production infrastructure and stated delivery capacity, although actual capacity utilization and output verification are not provided.

Client casesThe supplier reports Africa as a primary export market and the trade records show one Kenyan buyer, SHOWAN LIMITED, associated with three recorded fuse-link transactions in January 2025. This demonstrates at least one identifiable overseas buyer case, but the evidence is limited and does not establish a broad, well-verified customer portfolio.