Key benefits - Protects electrical circuits from overcurrent, reducing the risk of equipment damage and downtime. - Flexible rating options allow precise matching to each load, improving system reliability. - Suitable for a wide range of applications, from small panels to large distribution systems. - Durable construction and dependable performance help ensure long service life in challenging environments. Overview These fuses are available in a broad set of current ratings to meet diverse electrical requirements. The available ratings are 80A, 100A, 125A, 150A, 200A, 250A, 300A, 350A, 400A, and 500A (500A included). This comprehensive range enables careful selection to protect specific loads while minimizing nuisance openings. Ratings and compatibility - Wide current carrying capacities: 80A, 100A, 125A, 150A, 200A, 250A, 300A, 350A, 400A, 500A. - Flexibility to protect circuits across different applications and system sizes. - Designed for use with standard fuse holders and panels that accommodate these ratings. - Function: interrupts excess current to safeguard wiring, components, and power equipment. Key attributes - Function: overcurrent protection to prevent damage from faults or overloads. - Compatibility: suits a variety of electrical systems and common protective assemblies. - Size and rating: multiple current ratings allow precise matching to the protected load. - Material and construction: built for durability and reliable performance in typical electrical environments. - Performance: designed to provide dependable protection for a range of loads and system configurations. Use scenarios - Residential or commercial electrical panels: protect feeder or branch circuits that require 100A–150A protection to prevent overheating and equipment failure. - Industrial equipment and machinery: safeguard motors, drives, and power distribution on 200A–350A circuits to minimize downtime and damage from faults. - Solar, generator, or large-scale distribution: provide high-current protection for feeders in the 350A–500A range, supporting reliable energy management and system protection. How to select - Choose the fuse rating that best matches the operating current of the protected circuit, with a margin that accounts for startup or inrush where applicable. - Ensure compatibility with your fuse holder or panel and verify the system’s protection requirements. - Consider the overall electrical design, including wire sizing and fault current characteristics, to optimize protection without excessive nuisance interruptions. Assurance - Reliable protection across a spectrum of applications with a single, consistent family of ratings. - Clear, practical selection options to fit both small-scale and large-scale installations. - Built to deliver steady performance and protection where it matters most.