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| Item | Fuse |
|---|---|
| Ac Voltage | 600V AC |
| Amps | 3A |
| Body Material | Melamine |
| Body Style | Cylindrical |
| Class | Class CC |
| Compatible Fuse Block Series | Bc, Bcm, C2617, C5268, Chcc, Hpf, Opm-1038, Opm-Ng |
| Connection Type | Ferrule End x Ferrule End |
| Dc Voltage | 150V |
| Dc Voltage Rating | 150V DC |
| Diameter | 13/32" |
| Element | Dual |
| Equivalent Brand And Series | Bussmann LP-CC, Littelfuse CCMR, Mersen ATDR Series |
| Equivalent Series | Atdr, Ccmr, Lp-Cc |
| Fits Fuse Block Style | Rejection |
| Functionally Equal To | Ferraz ATDR |
| Fuse Block Design | Rejection |
| Fuse Size (lg X Dia) | 1 1/2" x 13/32" |
|---|---|
| Indicating / Nonindicating | Non Indicating |
| Interrupt Rating | 200 kA at 600V AC, 20 kA at 150V DC |
| Length | 1 1/2" |
| Mfr. Series | Bussmann LP-CC, Littelfuse CCMR, Mersen ATDR Series |
| Overall Diameter | 13/32" |
| Package Quantity | 10 |
| Rejection / Nonrejection | Rejection |
| Response Time | 12 sec. @ 200% |
| Series | LP-CC Series |
| Source | Mouser |
| Speed | Time Delay |
| Speed Type | Time Delay |
| Standards | Ce/Ul-248-4 Guide Jddz/Csa Class 1422-02 |
| Type | Current Limiting Time Delay Fuse |
| Visual Indication | Non Indicating |
| Voltage | 600V AC |
Bussmann LP-CC-3 fuse introduces a controlled delay between the occurrence of a triggering event and the response of the circuit it protects. It prevents unnecessary tripping or shutdowns caused by temporary electrical surges or transients.
| Height (cm) | 3.81 |
|---|---|
| Length (cm) | 1.04 |
| Width (cm) | 1.04 |
| HS Code | 8536100040 |
|---|---|
| Country Of Origin | MX |
| Weight (kg) | 0.0675 |


This Bussmann LP-CC-3 fuse has an interrupt rating of 200kAIC at 150VDC.
If a Low-Peak fuse is tripping unexpectedly, it could indicate an underlying problem, such as an increased load, short circuit or equipment malfunction.
A standard fuse responds immediately to overcurrents and will blow if the current exceeds its rating. In contrast, a time-delay fuse intentionally introduces a delay in its response, allowing it to tolerate temporary overcurrents without tripping.
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