Amp-Trap® 2000 Fuse Family.

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Amp-Trap® 2000 Fuse Family

Amp-Trap 2000® When there’s absolutely no time for downtime

What’s the Cost of a Short Circuit? Safety hazards for personnel Damage to critical equipment Downtime and lost productivity Reduced profitability

Traditional Fuses Protect... Electrical system from fire and explosion Plant personnel from harm What Protects... Equipment? Productivity? Profitability?

Amp-Trap 2000® Family of fuses Type “2” (No-Damage) protection defined Provides Type “2” (No- Damage) protection Type “2” (No-Damage) protection defined No fire or safety hazard No damage to components and equipment

How Do Amp-Trap 2000® Fuses Operate Under Short Circuit Conditions? Open in less than one-quarter cycle Limit fault currents up to 300 kA – highly current limiting Minimize let-thru current that flows downstream

That Means... Improved safety Virtually no damage to equipment Reduced downtime Greater uptime Greater profitability

In Short, Amp-Trap 2000® Protects Your Plant’s Assets People Plant equipment Productivity Profitability

What Else Does Amp-Trap 2000® Offer? Complete System Coverage Class L Class J Class RK1 Class CC

Class L – A4BQ Fuses Protect service entrance branches 20% more current limiting than any other Class L fuse Ratings from 601 to 6000 amps

Class J – AJT Fuses Compact fuses for new installations Most current-limiting UL-class fuses Ratings from 1 to 600 amps Indicating and non- indicating versions

Class RK1 – A2D, A6D Fuses Upgrade existing circuits to RK1 protection Ratings from 1/10 to 600 amps

Class CC – ATDR, ATQR Fuses For small motors and transformers Optimal protection for sensitive components Ratings from 0.1 to 30 amps

Amp-Trap 2000® Also Offers...

Reduced Inventory One Amp-Trap® fuse replaces multiple SKUs Reduces fuse inventory – typically by 25% or more Reduces inventory costs Reduces ordering, stocking time

Time Delay Allows fuse to withstand high inrush currents Minimizes nuisance fuse opening Simplifies fuse selection Permits use of smaller amp ratings

Simple Selectivity Achieved when ratio of upstream to downstream fuse ampere rating is 2-to-1 or greater for fuses over 60 amps Minimizes nuisance shutdowns and blackouts

Improved Safety High degree of current limitation protects people and equipment from short circuit damage Rejection-style design helps avoid misapplications

Tomorrow’s Protection Today Type “2” (No-Damage) protection is wave of the future Amp-Trap 2000® meets today’s needs, tomorrow’s requirements

Wait … There’s More!

Find Open Fuses Faster With -

What is SmartSpot ®? Innovative open-fuse indicator Not just a new indicator, a new technology Developed and patented by Mersen

SmartSpot ® Combines Advanced materials technology Unique, solid-body design Maintains fuse’s structural integrity Improves fuse safety and reliability Proprietary manufacturing processes

How Does SmartSpot ® Work? In overcurrent conditions, immediately responds when main fuse link opens Indicator turns eye-catching red Stays red even after power is turned off With SmartSpot “Any Red = Open” Open fuses easy to spot, even in crowded panel Problem circuit is quickly identified

SmartSpot ® Now Available on Amp-Trap 2000® Class J, AJT fuses – 8 amps and up Class RK1, A2D/A6D fuses – 8 amps and up

Amp-Trap 2000® and SmartSpot ® Two more innovations from Mersen – your circuit protection resource.