Fuses provide overcurrent or overload protection in an electrical circuit to prevent damage to the load or power source. They are available in current ratings up to 1200A in a wide selection of operating characteristics to fit specific needs, such as fast-acting and time-delayed functionality.
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Fuses can be used for a variety of overcurrent and overload applications. They can be used to protect transformers, motors, DC power supplies, lighting circuits, contactors, relays and other industrial and commercial electrical equipment and conductors.
A Current-limiting fuse meets the following three conditions:
An extensive selection of industry-standard fuses is available that are manufactured using the highest quality materials and manufacturing methods. Fuse types include:
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Class CC fuses offer current-limiting functionality with fast-acting response. In ratings up to 30A, these Edison fuses suit many applications:
Class J fuses offer current limiting functionality in a small physical size and are ideal for Type 2 protection of IEC motor controls, inductive loads, transformer circuits, and lighting loads. Edison JDL series time-delay fuses are available in ratings up to 600A.
Current-limiting high-speed Class J drive-rated fuses combine the performance of high-speed semiconductor fuses and the convenience of Class J branch-circuit fuses in one small package. In ratings up to 600A, the Edison JHL series provides maximum protection for AC and DC drives and controllers.
Class RK5 fuses offer cost-effective current limiting and are recommended for AC power distribution mains, feeders, and branch circuits for motors, transformers, or heating/lighting. In ratings up to 600A, Edison EC series dual-element time-delay fuses offer a minimum 10 second delay at a 5x fuse rating.
Class RK1 fuses offer superior current limitation, overload and cycling capabilities, for maximum protection of AC power distribution mains, feeders and branch circuits for motors, transformers, and heating/lighting. Edison dual-element time-delay LEN and LES series are available in ratings up to 600A.
Class L current-limiting fast-acting fuses protect drives, circuit breakers with lower interrupting ratings, and non-inductive loads such as lighting and heating. Edison LCU series fuses are available in ratings from 601 to 1200A.
Class T extremely fast-acting fuses are compact, current-limiting devices ideal for panel board, load center, and meter stack protection. In ratings up to 600A, the Edison TJ series is also recommended for non-inductive loads such as lighting and resistance-heating circuits.
Midget Class M fuses are useful for supplemental fast-acting protection of control circuits, electronic equipment, street lighting, and HID lighting. In ratings up to 50A, Edison M series compact fuses offer a high interrupt rating design that responds quickly to overloads and short-circuit current.
General-purpose miniature electronic fuses with glass bodies are used to protect low-voltage circuits and components. These Edison fuses are RoHS compliant and offer a selection of features such as fast action and time delay, many in ratings up to 30A.
General-purpose miniature electronic fuses with ceramic bodies protect low-voltage circuits and components where better thermal and arc protection is desired. These Edison low-voltage fuses offer fast action in ratings up to 30A (ABC series) or time delay in ratings up to 20A (MDA series).
Prevent costly damage to variable frequency drive equipment by utilizing fusing for circuit protection. GS series fuse kits are performance-matched to each GS series AC drive. The kits include all necessary fuse blocks and fuses (replacement fuses sold separately).
Blown fuse monitors for Socomec FUSERBLOC UL 98 fusible disconnects can mount on DIN rail, panel, or directly to the switch to detect fuse opening. Models utilize a latching relay and auxiliary contact, plus indicating LED(s), to display and transmit status.
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