LITTELFUSE KLLU650 FUS 6 00V T/D CLASS L 650A
LITTELFUSE KLLU650 FUS 6 00V T/D CLASS L 650A
Stanion #KLLU650LIT
MFG #KLLU650
UPC #79458271003
Product Overview
KLLU series UL Listed, time delay, Class L are quality fuses in every sense of the word. They were developed to provide a somewhat lower priced alternate to the POWR-PRO® KLPC series fuses. KLLU series fuses meet or exceed all UL requirements for Class L fuses. For superior protection and performance, specification-grade POWR-PRO® KLPC series fuses are the recommended fuses.
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BrandLittelfuse®
Amperage Rating650 A
Body Size2-1/2 in Dia x 8-5/8 in L
Body TypeCartridge
ClassL
Country of OriginMX
Indicating/Non-IndicatingNon-Indicating
Interrupt Rating20/200 kA
Manufacturer NameLittelfuse
MaterialMelamine
Mounting TypeBolt
SeriesKLLU
Terminal TypeKnife Blade
TypeCurrent Limiting
Voltage Rating600 VAC/300 VDC
Service Switches, Switchboard Mains and Feeders, Motor Control Center Mains, Large Motor Branch Circuits and Circuit Breaker Protection Applications
- Current limiting - reduces short circuit damage to systems and equipment and reduced downtime
- Easily coordinated with other system components
- Ten second minimum time delay at 500 percent of rating eliminates needless downtime caused by heavy starting currents of large motors and other inductive loads
- Selective coordination - KLLU fuses coordinate well with other class L fuses and with all current-limiting Littelfuse® fuses rated 600 A or less
- Reduced downtime
- KLLU fuse time-current characteristics closely match typical time-current curves of circuit breakers
- Although fuse/circuit breaker systems can seldom be 100 percent coordinated , KLLU series fuses permit use of a wider range of breaker setting than fast-acting class L fuses
- Excellent protection for a single breaker or a group of breakers
- 200 kA at 600 VAC, 20 kA at 300 VDC interrupting rating
UL E81895|CSA LR29862|PROP65: This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer