Description
The Eaton Bussmann Low-Peak LP-CC-8 is a Class CC fuse designed for overcurrent protection in compatible electrical distribution and industrial control applications. Its dual-element, time-delay design helps accommodate specified temporary inrush currents while providing current-limiting protection against qualifying overcurrent and short-circuit conditions.
With an 8A current rating and a 600V AC rating, the LP-CC-8 is intended for circuits that require this specific fuse model and its protection characteristics.
Technical Specifications
– **Brand:** Eaton Bussmann
– **Series:** Low-Peak LP-CC
– **Catalog model:** LP-CC-8
– **Rated current:** 8A
– **Rated voltage:** 600V AC / 150V DC
– **Fuse class:** Class CC
– **Interrupting rating:** 200 kA at 600V AC / 20 kA at 150V DC
– **Fuse operation:** Dual-element, current-limiting time-delay
– **Response time:** 12 seconds at 200% of rated current
– **Connection type:** Ferrule ends
– **Fuse indication:** Non-indicating
– **Body material:** Melamine tube
– **Approximate dimensions:** 10.4 mm diameter × 38.1 mm length
– **Design:** Class CC rejection style
Key Features and Benefits
Time-delay characteristics: Help accommodate specified temporary inrush currents, reducing unnecessary fuse operation when a circuit experiences qualifying short-duration current surges.
Current-limiting protection: Designed to limit fault-current energy under applicable circuit conditions.
Class CC rejection design: When installed in an appropriate fuse block, the rejection feature helps prevent the use of certain lower-rated supplementary fuses.
Compact cylindrical format: Ferrule-style end connections support installation in compatible Class CC fuse holders and electrical equipment.
Typical Applications
Subject to circuit design and equipment requirements, the LP-CC-8 may be used for:
– Industrial control panels
– Electrical branch circuits
– Control and relay circuits
– Compatible small motor circuits
– Specialized industrial electrical equipment
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