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Bussmann Series JJS-30
Bussmann Limitron Tron JJS-30 Current Limiting Very Fast Acting Fuse, 30 A, 600 V, 200 kAIC Interrupt, T Class, Cylindrical Body
Bussmann Series JJS-30
Bussmann Limitron Tron JJS-30 Current Limiting Very Fast Acting Fuse, 30 A, 600 V, 200 kAIC Interrupt, T Class, Cylindrical BodyIn Stock: 8more info
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In Stock: 8more info
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Product Description
Bussmann Limitron Tron Fuse, Current Limiting Very Fast Acting, Series: JJS, Indicating/Non-Indicating: Non-Indicating, Rejection/Non-Rejection: Non-Rejection, 30 A, 600 V, 200 kAIC Interrupt, Class: T, Ferrule End Terminal, Holder Mount, Cylindrical Body Type, Single Element, Melamine, 0.56 in Dia x 1.5 in L Body Size
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Attributes
Body Size0.56 in Dia x 1.5 in L
Body TypeCylindrical
ClassT
Country of OriginSri Lanka
ElementSingle
Indicating/Non-IndicatingNon-Indicating
Interrupt Rating200 kAIC
ManufacturerEaton
MaterialMelamine
Mounting TypeHolder
Rejection/Non-RejectionNon-Rejection
SeriesJJS
Terminal TypeFerrule End
Type / StyleCurrent Limiting
Voltage Rating600 V
Applications
Industrial Facilities and Factories, Safety and Security Systems, Large Apartment Complexes, Multi-Family Meter Stacks and VFD Line Protection Applications
Features
- Small footprint allows more efficient use of available space
- Series combination ratings with branch circuit breakers allows broad range of coverage, independent of breaker manufacturer
- Current limitation for non-inductive circuits provides class T current limiting response to maximum ground fault and short circuit conditions
- 200 kA interrupt rating complies with NEC section 110.9 for today's large capacity systems
- Provides 10X better current limitation to help prevent equipment damage caused by short circuit events
- Fast acting fuse helps prevent equipment damage caused by short circuit events
- Small, space saving fuses provide a high degree of current limitation on short circuits for excellent component protection