EATON Bussmann Series HLE Fuses
Eaton Bussmann Series HLE fuses are high-speed, current-limiting fuses that protect power electronics equipment, including inverters, drives and rectifiers. These fuses are designed to prevent short circuits & overloads.
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F| Style | Model | Amps | Interrupt Rating | Height | Fuse Class | Price | |
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| A | 15HLE-CL | - | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | - | €6,177.12 | |
| B | 8HLE-CL | - | 50 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €4,354.93 | |
| B | 5HLE-10E | 10A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | - | €2,406.67 | |
| C | 15HLE-10E | 10A | 65 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €3,407.54 | |
| B | 5HLE-15E | 15A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | - | €2,406.67 | |
| D | 8HLE-20E | 20A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €2,895.65 | |
| B | 5HLE-20E | 20A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | - | €2,406.67 | |
| A | 15HLE-20E | 20A | 65 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €3,430.47 | |
| A | 15HLE-25E | 25A | 65 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €3,430.47 | |
| D | 8HLE-25E | 25A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €2,895.65 | |
| B | 5HLE-25E | 25A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | - | €2,406.67 | |
| A | 15HLE-30E | 30A | 65 Kaic | 8" | Class E | - | RFQ
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| D | 8HLE-30E | 30A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €2,895.65 | |
| B | 5HLE-30E | 30A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | - | €2,406.67 | |
| D | 8HLE-40E | 40A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €2,605.32 | |
| A | 15HLE-40E | 40A | 65 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €3,407.54 | |
| E | 5HLE-40E | 40A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €2,406.67 | |
| A | 15HLE-50E | 50A | 65 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €3,407.54 | |
| D | 8HLE-50E | 50A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €2,895.65 | |
| E | 5HLE-50E | 50A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €2,406.67 | |
| A | 15HLE-65E | 65A | 65 Kaic | 3" | - | €3,407.54 | |
| E | 5HLE-65E | 65A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €2,406.67 | |
| E | 5HLE-80E | 80A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €2,406.67 | |
| D | 8HLE-80E | 80A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €2,895.65 | |
| A | 15HLE-80E | 80A | 65 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €3,407.54 | |
| D | 8HLE-100E | 100A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €2,895.65 | |
| E | 5HLE-100E | 100A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €2,406.67 | |
| E | 5HLE-125E | 125A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €4,576.49 | |
| A | 15HLE-125E | 125A | 65 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €6,486.56 | |
| D | 8HLE-125E | 125A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €5,458.94 | |
| E | 5HLE-150E | 150A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €2,489.14 | |
| D | 8HLE-150E | 150A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €5,458.94 | |
| A | 15HLE-150E | 150A | 65 Kaic | 3" | - | €6,486.56 | |
| D | 8HLE-175E | 175A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €5,458.94 | |
| B | 5HLE-175E | 175A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €3,077.78 | |
| A | 15HLE-175E | 175A | 65 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €6,486.56 | |
| E | 5HLE-200E | 200A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €4,576.49 | |
| F | 8HLE-200E | 200A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €9,053.69 | |
| A | 15HLE-200E | 200A | 65 Kaic | 3" | - | €6,486.56 | |
| F | 8HLE-250E | 250A | 50 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €9,053.69 | |
| A | 15HLE-250E | 250A | 65 Kaic | 3" | Class E | €6,169.06 | |
| E | 5HLE-250E | 250A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €4,576.49 | |
| E | 5HLE-300E | 300A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €7,548.55 | |
| E | 5HLE-350E | 350A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €4,105.69 | |
| E | 5HLE-400E | 400A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €7,964.95 | |
| E | 5HLE-450E | 450A | 63 Kaic | 0.001" | Class E | €7,964.95 |
Working Mechanism
- When the current flowing through the circuit exceeds a certain level, the fuse element melts and interrupts the circuit.
- This interruption prevents the current flow to the equipment and stops the flow of electricity.
- The high-speed action of the fuse ensures that the interruption occurs quickly, reducing the risk of equipment damage or failure.
- As a result, the equipment is protected from potential damage due to excessive current flow.
Features
- They feature a single barrel design for reduced weight and enhanced performance.
- These fuses can be operated in both indoor / outdoor environments.
- They have an interrupt rating of 65kAIC for safe operations at rated voltage.
Standards and Approvals
- IEEE
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the factors to consider while installing Eaton Bussmann Series HLE fuses?
- Ensure that fuses are properly sized and rated for the specific application.
- The installation should be carried out by the manufacturer's instructions and safety regulations.
How do I maintain these HLE fuses?
- Regularly inspect Eaton Bussmann Series HLE fuses to ensure they are in good condition and functioning correctly.
- Replace damaged or defective fuses immediately with new fuses of the same type and rating.
- Store fuses in a cool & dry place to prevent exposure to moisture, dust and other contaminants.
- Use proper tools, such as fuse pullers while installing or removing fuses.
- Maintain a record of installation, inspection and replacement of fuses.
What is the difference between a fuse and a circuit breaker?
fuse is a small, replaceable device consisting a metal wire or filament that melts when it's overloaded, thus interrupting the electrical circuit. A circuit breaker, on the other hand, is an automatic device that uses a switch mechanism to interrupt the flow of current in the event of an overload or short circuit.
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