BUSSMANN LPJ-60SPI Low Peak Fuse, 60 A, 600 V

Bussmann LPJ-60SPI fuse is used in motor controls, panel boards, lighting systems, industrial and commercial electrical systems to protect circuits from overcurrents. It has a compact size and high interrupting capacity for reliable protection and to prevent damage due to excessive currents.

Features:

• It has an interrupt rating of 300kA for hassle-free installation.
• This fuse features dual-element and time-delay performance to ensure enhanced protection against short-circuits and sudden electrical faults.
• It offers an ampacity ratio of 2:1 to simplify selective coordination and enhance system reliability.
• This LPJ-60SPI fuse comes with correct sizing to ensure no damage protection for NEMA and IEC rated motor controllers, boosting motor system reliability.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do I install this fuse?

A.

• Ensure power is switched off before starting.
• Inspect the fuse for damage or defects.
• Confirm the fuse size matches circuit requirements.
• Open the fuse holder or panel.
• Insert the fuse carefully.
• Securely close the holder.
• Turn the power back on.
• Test the circuit for proper functioning.

Q. What are the factors to consider while choosing a fuse for my application?

A.

• Choose a fuse with a rating slightly higher than the circuit's normal operating current.
• Ensure the fuse's voltage rating matches or exceeds the circuit's voltage.
• Match the fuse's time-current curve with the circuit's protection needs.
• Account for factors like temperature, humidity and vibration affecting fuse performance.
• Select fuse types based on the specific application's requirements.
• Ensure that fuses in the system coordinate to clear faults while protecting critical components.
• Confirm that the fuse fits safely within the available space.
• Balance the fuse cost with performance and equipment value.

Q. What safety precautions should I take while using this Bussmann LPJ-60SPI fuse?

A.

• Ensure that the power is turned off before handling the fuse.
• Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Confirm that the fuse matches circuit specifications.
• Follow manufacturer's installation instructions.
• Avoid touching the fuse during operation.
• Regularly inspect for damage or wear.
• Seek professional help for any issues.
• Dispose of used fuses safely.