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Feb. 20, 2013
Designed for solar and wind power generation applications, the CUBEFuse Series of fuses offer a finger-safe design and up to an 80% smaller footprint than competitors’ products.
The CUBEFuse Series of Class CF fuses for solar and wind power generation installations features
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a finger-safe design and offers up to an 80% smaller footprint compared to similar fuses on the market, according to the company. Listed to UL 2579, the PVCF photovoltaic fuse withstands extreme temperatures cycling conditions from -40°C to 90°C and is available in 600VDC ratings from 35A to 100A. Recognized to UL 248, the WCF wind power fuse is rated at 690VAC and available in ampacities from 1A to 100A along with special 30A, 60A, or 100A 690V-rated ampacity rejecting holders to help prevent overfusing.

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