Eaton Bussmann Series Class CC cartridge fuses provide ultimate protection, they are current limiting and can be used where either a time-delay or a fast-acting fuse is needed. They are considered superior due to the all-purpose and space-saving elements which also meet most protection requirements. Through the use of Cooper Bussman's LP-CC series of cartridge fuses, users can dramatically reduce their existing fuse inventory by up to 33% when upgrading.

• 200kA interrupting rating complies with NEC Section 110.9
• This range is professional
• Fast, short circuit protection, dual-element and time delay performance allows these fuses to provide excellent protection
• Provides a consistent 2:1 ampacity ratio, enabling selection co-ordination much easier
• Avoid unwanted fuse openings through the time delay functionality
• Gives a high level of current limitation and quick response speed under short circuited conditions
• Compact in size, durable in strength

Cartridge fuses contain a piece of wire that melts when too much current flows through the circuit. When the wire melts, it breaks the circuit which prevents any damage. This is often referred to as burning out or blowing out. Put simply, when a fuse blows, the circuit is broken. Once a fuse has blown, it will need replacing in order to make the circuit complete again and allow the flow of current.

Cartridge fuses are a relatively cheap way of protecting electrical equipment from short circuits and overcurrent. They are incredibly safe as they do not produce flames, arcs or gas when they burn out and break the circuit. Their speed of operation is also incredibly quick, as they react almost instantly.

This Eaton series fuse is engineered as a current-limiting time-delay fuse, providing optimal protection in critical electrical applications. With a 1A amperage rating and an interrupt rating of 200kAIC at 600V AC, it ensures efficient circuit safeguarding. Its dual-element design enhances reliability and performance in diverse environments.

• Current-limiting design protects circuits from overloads
• Time-delay feature allows for temporary current surges
• Compatible with specialised circuits in industrial control
• Non-indicating type prevents visual misinterpretation
• Constructed with a melamine body for improved durability
• Ferrule end connections for seamless integration

• Protects critical electronic circuits
• Utilised in automation systems requiring reliable components
• Employed in machinery control systems to prevent faults
• Ideal for applications with high inrush current requirements

Yes, it is designed for inrush current situations.

Yes, it operates effectively in both types of systems.

No, it is a non-indicating type fuse.

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