8ACLS-4R

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Medium Voltage Fuses
Current-Limiting Fuses
Current-Limiting Fuses
CLE and HLE Current-Limiting—E-Rated
CLPT Current-Limiting E-Rated for
Potential Transformer Protection
CLS Current-Limiting for Motor Starter
CX Current-Limiting—Interchangeable
with McGraw Edison’s NX Type
CLT Current-Limiting
for Transformer Protection
Product Description
Current-limiting fuses are
constructed with pure silver
fuse elements, a high-purity
silica sand filler, a specially
designed core and a glass
resin outer casing.
A high fault current melts the
silver element almost instantly
and loses energy to the
surrounding sand. The sand
melts and forms fulgurite,
a glass-like substance.
The arc voltage rapidly
increases to nearly three
times the fuse voltage rating
and forces the current to
zero. Low fault current melts
a solder drop on the silver
fuse element that, in turn,
melts the silver.
The element burns back until
there is a sufficient internal
gap to interrupt the current.
This is known as the M-effect.
Eaton current-limiting fuses
are offered in two basic
types: backup and general
purpose. Backup fuses
have a published minimum
interrupting current and
require a series device for
breaking the circuit for
currents below this minimum
level. General purpose fuses
have improved low current
interruption capability and are
designed to interrupt low fault
currents that cause the fuse to
melt in one hour or less.
General Information
Applications
Current-limiting technologies
can be used to meet almost
every fuse application. Typical
applications for utility,
industrial, construction and
OEM customers include:
Feeder circuit
sectionalizing
Power transformers
Substation service
transformers
Underground distribution
transformers
Pole-mounted
transformers
Pad-mounted distribution
transformers
Fused switches
DIP poles
Motor starters
Potential transformers
Substation capacitor banks
Accessories
A wide assortment of
mountings, live parts and
end fittings are available
to facilitate power fuse
installation.
Mountings include a base,
porcelain or glass polyester
insulators and live parts. They
help enable the fuse to be
safely attached to the gear.
Mountings can be either
disconnect or nondisconnect.
Live Parts attach the fuse
to the mountings and are
considered part of the
mounting. All parts above
the insulators are live parts.
Live Parts
End Fittings are metal parts
that attach to each end of
the fuse at the ferrules.
They are used only on
disconnect fuses or when
converting a nondisconnect
to a disconnect fuse.
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Medium Voltage Fuses
Expulsion Fuses
Expulsion Fuses
RBA—Refillable Boric Acid
RDB—Refillable Dropout Boric Acid
DBU—Dropout Boric Acid—
Interchangeable with S&C’s SMU-20
Product Description
Eaton expulsion fuses
use boric acid as the
interrupting medium. Under
a fault condition, arc heat
decomposes the boric acid,
which produces gases and
boric anhydride. The water
vapor blast extinguishes the
arc in a deionizing action
and exits from the bottom
of the fuse.
Type RBA indoor expulsion
fuses are fitted with a filter
or condenser that moderates
the discharge exhaust. The
discharge filter limits the
exhaust to a small and
relatively inert amount of
gas and lowers the noise
level without affecting the
fuse interrupting rating.
Steam discharge, that can
affect the interrupting, is fully
restricted by the condenser.
Each type RDB outdoor
dropout fuse includes an
ejector pin that is forced
through the top of the fuse.
The ejector pin releases a
latch on the mounting and the
fuseholder is kicked outward
and swings into the dropout
position, through 180° with a
vertical mounting, or 90° with
an underslug mounting.
Refill units can be field
installed into RBA and RDB
expulsion fuses. Once the old
unit has been removed, the
separately purchased unit
can be easily installed into
the fuse holder.
General Information
Applications
Expulsion technologies can
be used to meet a number
of fuse applications. Typical
applications for utility,
industrial
construction and
OEM customers include:
Feeder circuit
sectionalizing
Fused switches
Power transformers
Substation service
transformers
DIP poles
Potential transformers
Substation capacitor banks
Accessories
The following accessories are
available for expulsion fuses:
Mountings include a base,
porcelain or glass polyester
insulators and live parts. They
help enable the fuse to be
safely attached to the gear.
Mountings can be either
disconnect, nondisconnect
or dropout. Fuses may be
vertical or underhung.
Live Parts attach the fuse
to the mountings and are
considered part of the
mounting. All parts above
the insulators are live parts.
End Fittings must be
mounted on DBU fuse units
to enable them to be fitted
into the mounting.
Filters and Condensers
are for indoor applications of
RBA expulsion fuses. They
confine the arc within the
fuse and substantially reduce
the noise and exhaust when
the fuse interrupts.
Mufflers are used with DBU
fuses in indoor applications
to virtually eliminate offensive
noise and exhaust gases
when the fuse interrupts.
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Medium Voltage Fuses
Current-Limiting and Expulsion Fuses
Product Selection
Easy to Use, Easy to Order!
Eaton’s fuse catalog
numbering system makes
it easy to order the right
fuse. The catalog numbers
are easy to remember,
unique to each fuse, and
are broken down in three
descriptive segments: fuse
type, voltage rating and
current rating.
These catalog numbers
can be entered directly
and easily:
No change in order
processing will occur if you
use either a style number
or its corresponding
catalog number. You
will get the same fuse
In the back of this ordering
guide is a style number
to catalog number cross-
reference chart
Current-Limiting Fuse Examples
5CLE-30E
5.5 max. kV, CLE fuse unit,
30E amperes
15CXN-45C
15.5 max. kV, CXN fuse
unit, 45C amperes
5CLS-GDM-E
5.5 max. kV, CLS fuse
unit, glass polyester
nondisconnect mounting
CLE-DL-D
CLE, disconnect live
parts, size D
Catalog Numbering System
Current-Limiting Fuses
Current-Limiting Fuse Accessories
Amperes
0.5–1350
Size
A
B
D
Class
E
R
C
X
Maximum kV
2 = (2.4, 2.5, 2.75)
4 = (4.3, 4.8)
5 = (5.08, 5.5)
7 =(7.2)
8 =(8.3)
15 = (15.5)
25 = (25.5)
38 = (38.0)
Type
CLE
HLE
BHLE
CLPT
NCLPT
CLS
BCLS
CLS70
CLS75
HCLS
LCLS
CX
CXN
CLT
AHLE
ACLS
15 CLE –100 E –(D)

8ACLS-4R

Mfr. #:
Manufacturer:
Bussmann / Eaton
Description:
Cartridge Fuses 8.3KV 4R ACLS FUSE
Lifecycle:
New from this manufacturer.
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