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100
High Speed Fuses
North American — KBC 600V: 35-800A
Dimensions (in)
Amp
Range Fig. ABCDEF GH I
35-60A 1 4.375 3.750 3.500 2.7500.343 0.625 0.8130.094 0.468
70-100A 2 See Drawing
110-200A 1 4.406 3.719 3.594 2.9060.312 0.875 1.2190.187 0.375
225-400A 1 5.125 4.188 3.563 2.9060.406 1.000 1.5000.250 0.719
450-600A 1 5.125 4.389 3.687 2.8750.406 1.500 2.0000.250 0.757
800A 3 See Drawing
1mm = 0.0394” / 1” = 25.4mm
KBC
Specifications
Description: North American
style stud-mount and flush-end
fuses. These 600V fuses are
supplied as replacements only.
For new installations, Cooper
Bussmann recommends the 700V
FWP series fuse.
Dimensions: See Dimensions
illustrations.
Ratings:
Volts: — 600Vac
Amps: — 35-800A
IR: — 200kA RMS Sym.
Agency Information: CE, UL Recognition on 35-600A only.
Catalog Numbers (-amps)
KBC-35 KBC-100 KBC-300
KBC-40 KBC-110 KBC-350
KBC-45 KBC-125 KBC-400
KBC-50 KBC-150 KBC-450
KBC-60 KBC-175 KBC-500
KBC-70 KBC-200 KBC-600
KBC-80 KBC-225 KBC-800
KBC-90 KBC-250
• Consult Cooper Bussmann for dc ratings.
• See accessories on page 106.
Features and Benefits
• Excellent dc performance
• Low arc voltage and low energy let-through (I2t)
• Low watts loss
• Superior cycling capability
Typical Applications
• DC common bus
• DC drives
• Power converters/rectifiers
• Reduced voltage starters
Cooper Bussmann®Paul P. Gubany
Center Receives Prestigious ASTA
Accreditation
The Cooper Bussmann Paul P. Gubany Center in St.
Louis is certified by Britain’s prestigious ASTA
(Associated Short Circuit Testing Authority) to
perform short testing of its own devices designed to
operate to ASTA requirements which are closely tied
to IEC requirements. The Gubany Center is the only
testing facility available in Nor th or South America
for this product cer tifica tion.
The Gubany Center has equipment capable of
generating 300,000A of current a t 600Vac three-
phase, and 100,000A a t 170Vdc, under carefully
controlled conditions. It of fers a wider range of
cur rent volta ge and frequency configurations than
any other facility of its kind in the wor ld, and is built
to exceed the short circuit capacity of today’s high
power electrical distribution systems.
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