Bussmann Low Voltage(LV) Fuses Specifications
Applicatipons
- DC Control Circuits Requiring Fast-Acting Fuses.
- Solar power energy sources - use the Bussmann PVM fuse for DC ratings up to 600Vdc.
- General Purpose Circuits
- Lighting Circuit Protection
- Meter Circuits
- Control Circuits
Overview
Key-Features
Overview
Finger-safe, true, fast-acting fuse construction delivers faster response to damaging faults to help reduce destructive thermal and magnetic forces.
600 V UL Class CF branch circuit fuse. Finger-safe fuse and fuse holder system from 1 to 100 amps.
Fast-acting 690 volt CUBEFuse specifically designed to protect low-fault current conditions that occur in wind power generation systems.
The finger-safe feature minimizes exposure to live parts to reduce hazard to personnel and utilizes the integral 690 volt CUBEFuse holder to minimizes footprint.
The Wind CUBEFuse minimizes incident energy and reduces arc flash hazards utilizing Class J electrical characteristics and is UL 248 Recognized for low voltage fuses.
Key-Features
- Good peak let-through current limitation
- 1:1:6 Selective coordination ratio between “minor” and “major” fuse
- Power loss values well within the limits of IEC 60269
Finger-safe, true, fast-acting fuse construction delivers faster response to damaging faults to help reduce destructive thermal and magnetic forces.
600 V UL Class CF branch circuit fuse. Finger-safe fuse and fuse holder system from 1 to 100 amps.
Fast-acting 690 volt CUBEFuse specifically designed to protect low-fault current conditions that occur in wind power generation systems.
The finger-safe feature minimizes exposure to live parts to reduce hazard to personnel and utilizes the integral 690 volt CUBEFuse holder to minimizes footprint.
The Wind CUBEFuse minimizes incident energy and reduces arc flash hazards utilizing Class J electrical characteristics and is UL 248 Recognized for low voltage fuses.
- Good peak let-through current limitation
- 1:1:6 Selective coordination ratio between “minor” and “major” fuse
- Power loss values well within the limits of IEC 60269
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