BUSSMANN LPJ-250SP Low Peak Fuse, 250 A, 600 V

Bussmann LPJ-250SP fuse is a non-indicating fuse ideal for preventing damage from overcurrent situations in electrical systems. Its current-limiting feature safeguards downstream components from the detrimental thermal and magnetic effects of short-circuit currents. This fuse is used in industrial machinery, commercial buildings and automotive systems.

Features:

• Bussmann LPJ-250SP fuse comes with a time-delay response with a 10-second response time at 500% of the rated current for a secure startup and preventing unwarranted tripping hazards.
• This low peak fuse has a dual-element fuse with both time-delay and current-limiting functionalities for precise protection against overcurrents, reducing the potential for damage to your electrical components.
• It has an ampere rating of 250A for efficient unexpected spikes in current flow.
• This low peak fuse has an interrupt rating of 300kAIC at 600VAC and 100kAIC at 300VDC for easily handling high-energy fault currents.
• It delivers consistent 2:1 ampacity ratios for all low-peak fuses for seamless protection and minimised downtime.
• For a higher current rated variant, check out the brand's LPJ 600 SP non-indicating fuse with an amperage rating of 600A for high load.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Can this fuse be installed in compact places?

A. The fuse's compact design, combined with its corresponding holder, frequently enables installation in confined areas. However, it's essential to guarantee sufficient clearance to ensure a secure and safe installation.

Q. What is the advantage of long time delay in Bussmann LPJ-125SP fuse?

A. The long time delay minimises needless fuse openings due to transient surges and temporary overloads.

Q. Is this Bussman LPJ-125SP fuse certified?

A. It is UL-listed and CSA certifified.

Q. How can I prevent unwanted tripping of the fuse?

A. Always ensure the right fuse size as per the circuit's needs and verify that the equipment's initial surge aligns with the fuse's capabilities is essential to prevent unwarranted tripping.