Dayton 13E670 AC line switch kit for models 13E650 13E651 13E654 13E655
- 5.100
- Building Cable
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Littelfuse
A 70 A dual-element RK5 time-delay fuse rated for 600 V AC and 300 V DC with a 200 kA AC and 20 kA DC interrupt rating
The Littelfuse FLSR070 is a dual-element Class RK5 rejection time-delay fuse rated at 70 A. It is designed for service entrance switches, transformers and switchboard main and feeder switches. This fuse suits industrial and commercial electrical installations that require reliable overcurrent protection at 600 V AC and 300 V DC.
The fuse delivers an interrupt rating of 200 kA and 300 kA at 600 V AC plus 20 kA at 300 V DC. Its Class RK5 rejection feature ensures it fits only compatible fuse blocks, preventing incorrect installation. The time-delay characteristic handles temporary inrush currents without nuisance opening. Buyers needing higher voltage ratings or different interrupt classes should select alternative devices.
| Brand | Littelfuse |
|---|---|
| Type | Electrical Equipment |
The fuse is rated for 200 Kilo-Amps and 300 Kilo-Amps interrupting current at 600 Volt AC.
The fuse is a 70 Amp device, so the holder or switch must be rated for at least 70 Amps.
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