BUSSMANN Speciality Fuses

Includes CE-, UL-listed low voltage, telecom protection, medium voltage and capacitor fuses in cylindrical, bolt-on, blade and pin body styles

Bussmann 170M type TN 110 Series specialty fuses are designed for reliable and precise electrical protection in industrial and commercial settings. These fuses meet industry standards & regulations and come in different sizes and ampere ratings to accommodate diverse electrical systems. These 170M Type TN 110 Series fuses handle the specific voltage and current requirements, offering protection against overcurrent conditions. They have an AC voltage rating of 690VAC for protecting electrical systems operating at higher voltages. These fuses feature a square body blade fuse style for compatibility with corresponding fuse holders and facilitate easy installation. They offer a stud mounting style for secure and efficient installation, ensuring proper electrical connections.

Bussmann 327-40 Series cable fuse links are a type of speciality fuses that are designed to protect electrical distribution systems, such as overhead power lines, from overcurrent conditions and short circuits. They feature removable buttons that fuse links to be used in all open and enclosed cutouts and a swagged ferrule that extends around the fuse link tube to compress and secure the stranded wire. These low-melting temperature fuse links have dual elements with exceptional overload capability, which means they can carry 150 per cent of their continuous current rating without damaging the fuse links or cutout fuse holders in which they are installed. They are available in Type K, X, T, KS, 200 (N) and QA style configurations and are colour-coded to minimise the risk of installing the wrong fuse link type.

Bussmann HRCI-J Series speciality fuses protect power semiconductor devices such as inverters, converters, rectifiers and other high-power electronic equipment from fault currents. They protect these devices as well as the electrical systems to which they are connected by interrupting excessive current flows. These fuses have ceramic bodies to avoid electric current leakage.