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Cylindrical fuse FES seriesfast-actingClass Cceramic
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Characteristics
- Configuration
- cylindrical
- Type
- fast-acting
- Class
- Class C
- Other characteristics
- ceramic, HRC-II
- Applications
- for electric motors
- Amperage
Min.: 2 A
Max.: 600 A
- Service temperature
Min.: -25 °C
(-13 °F)Max.: 80 °C
(176 °F)
Description
Approvals & Standards
• CSA Certified HRCII-MISC
• IEC 269-2-1
Ferraz Shawmut Class C fuses have British standard (BS88) dimensions and are exact replacements for the British fuses and older HRCII-C fuses. Class C fuses are not dimensionally or electrically interchangeable with other North American fuses. They feature ceramic bodies and bolt-in mounting. They are for short-circuit protection only, in motor controllers, for example, where overload protection is provided by an overload relay.
• BS88 dimensions
Applications
• Short circuit and back-up protection of motor controllers and components
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