Fusing Equipment: Elf™ Current-Limiting Dropout Fuse

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The key takeaways are that the ELF fuse is a current-limiting dropout fuse designed for use in distribution systems to protect transformers and laterals. It operates silently during faults and has a reliable dropout design.

The main components of the ELF fuse are the stainless steel pull ring, mica spider, high purity silica sand filler, urethane coated fiberglass reinforced epoxy housing, high-current clearing section, stainless steel lifting eye, and fuse support hinge.

When an ELF fuse clears a fault, the dropout actuator operates and allows the fuse to drop open in the cutout, eliminating the expulsive shower that exists with expulsion fuses and making locating the fault easy.

fusing Equipment

Electrical Apparatus

Elf™ Current-limiting dropout fuse 240-66


GEnErAl
Cooper Power Systems ELF™
Current-Limiting Dropout Fuse is a full
range current-limiting fuse designed
for mounting in an industry standard
interchangeable cutout that is presently
used for expulsion fuses. The ELF fuse
is designed to be used to protect pole-
type transformers, single-phase and
three-phase laterals and underground
taps.
The full-range current-limiting rating
ensures reliable operation of all over-
loads and fault currents. The element
construction consists of two separate
sections (low-current section and
high-current section) which are self-
contained in one housing. The low-
current section provides consistent, Figure 1.
reliable clearing of all currents high ELF Current-Limiting Dropout Fuses.
enough to melt the element. The
high-current section is a punched-
hole ribbon design which controls
peak arc voltage levels and limits both inStAllAtion
current and energy (I2t) let-through The ELF fuse is designed to be
levels during high-current fault clearing mounted in 15 kV and 27 kV, (110
operation. kV, 125 kV or 150 kV BIL) rated
The ELF dropout fuse operates silently, interchangeable open distribution
unlike expulsion fuses. In addition, the cutouts including MacLean/S&C Type
expulsive shower that exists with an XS™, Hubble Type C™ and ABB Type
expulsive fuse operation is eliminated. ICX™ cutouts. Designs for use in 35
This offers increased safety to line kV (170 kV BIL) rated ABB Series V™
personnel during circuit energization cutouts are also available.
operations. In addition, the reliable It is easy to install using a clampstick
drop open design makes locating the due to its small size. Refer to Service
fault easy. Literature Section S240-66-1 for
ProdUCtion tEStS Installation Instructions.
Tests are conducted on 100% of
production in accordance with Cooper
Power Systems requirements.
 Physical Inspection
 I2t Testing
 Resistance Testing
 Helium Mass Spectrometer
Leak Testing

0612 • Supersedes 0211 1


ELF Full-Range Current-Limiting Dropout Fuse

STAINLESS STEEL PULL RING


Allows for the use of loadbreak tool
to open and clampstick to close the
MICA SPIDER fuse into the upper contact of an inter-
Provides stable winding support without changeable cutout.
generating gas and pressure buildup during fuse
operation.

HIGH PURITY SILICA SAND FILLER


Specific particle size, purity and compaction gives the
heat-absorbing and arc-quenching properties necessary B*
for consistent clearing and low energy
let-through levels.
A* URETHANE COATED FIBERGLASS
REINFORCED EPOXY HOUSING
Provides strength and maintains integrity of the fuse IDENTIFICATION LABEL
during any interruption, from minimum melt to the Includes easy-to-read fuse voltage,
maximum rated current of up to 43 kA rms. The urethane current, interrupting ratings, and catalog
coated fiberglass tube provides superior resistance to number. It also includes the voltage
weathering and excellent electrical properties. rating of the compatible interchangeable
cutout mounting.
HIGH-CURRENT CLEARING SECTION
The pure silver element remains stable under current
cycling and thermal stress, providing consistent melt
characteristics. The punched-hole ribbons effectively LOW-CURRENT CLEARING SECTION
control and minimize peak arc voltage levels resulting Provides consistent, reliable clearing
from high current interruption. The element effectively of all low currents without the need for
controls and limits both current and energy (I2t) let- auxiliary devices.
through levels during interruption.
SEALING SYSTEM
High temperature, high strength
adhesive/sealant ensures a leakproof
STAINLESS STEEL seal and added cap retention strength.
LIFTING EYE
Allows for the use of a
clampstick to install the fuse
into the lower contact of an
interchangeable cutout.
END CAP
Cap is hermetically sealed to the fuse tube
with a magnetic formation technique that
assures a consistent bonding force around the
cap circumference.

DROPOUT ACTUATOR
When the fuse operates, the release of the
stainless steel dropout actuator causes the
FUSE SUPPORT HINGE 6.18" entire ELF fuse to drop downward, releasing
Fits into the lower contact of (157 mm) the fuse from its upper contacts thus freeing
an interchangeable cutout. the fuse to rotate to its open position.
The sandcast copperbase
alloy hinge allows for rotation of the fuse to close
it into the upper contact of an interchangeable cut-
out. It also provides for rotation during drop open
from fuse operation.

Figure 2.
Line illustration of single-barrel ELF fuse cutaway with dimensions.
* See Table 5, 6, or 7 for dimensions A and B.

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Table 1
ELF Fuse Electrical Ratings and Characteristics
Fuse Ratings Cutout Rating Continuous Current Ratings (A)a Maximum
Minimum Maximum Interrupting
Voltage Current Voltage BIL Melt Clear Current (A rms
(kV) (A) (kV) (kV) 25°C 40°C 55°C I2t (A2 • s) I2t (A2 • s) symmetrical)
6 8 7 6 520 4550
8 12 11 11 1150 6500
12 18 17 16 1150 7000
18 25 24 23 1350 8600
20 27 26 25 2000 11700
25 34 33 31 2900 17000
8.3 15 110 31000
30 43 41 39 4000 20000
40 50 48 46 8000 39000
50* 68 65 62 16000 65000
65* 78 75 71 20000 100000
80* 95 91 87 32000 150000
100* 120 114 109 46000 215000
6 8 7 6 520 4550
8 12 11 11 1150 6500
15.0 12 15 110 18 17 16 1150 7000 20000
18 25 24 23 1350 8600
20 27 26 25 2000 11700
6 8 7 6 520 4550
8 12 11 11 1150 6500
12 18 17 16 1150 7000
18 25 24 23 1350 8600
20 27 26 25 2000 11700
25 34 33 31 2900 17000
8.3 27 150 31000
30 43 41 39 4000 20000
40 50 48 46 8000 39000
50* 68 65 62 16000 65000
65* 78 75 71 20000 100000
80* 95 91 87 32000 150000
100* 120 114 109 46000 215000
15.0** 6 8 7 6 520 4550 43000
15.0** 8 12 11 11 1150 6500 43000
15.0** 12 18 17 16 1150 7000 43000
15.0** 18 25 24 23 1350 8600 43000
15.0** 20 27 26 25 2000 11700 43000
27 150
15.0** 25 34 33 31 2900 17000 43000
15.0 30 43 41 39 5100 25000 20000
15.0** 30* 43 41 39 5100 25000 43000
15.0** 40* 50 48 46 8000 39000 43000
15.0** 50* 68 65 62 16000 65000 43000
6 8 7 6 520 5200
8 12 11 11 1150 7000
12 18 17 16 1150 8000
23.0 18 27 150 25 24 23 1350 10000 31000
20 27 26 25 2000 14000
25* 34 33 31 2900 20000
30* 43 41 39 5100 30000
6 8 7 6 520 5200
8 12 11 11 1150 7000
24.0 12 36 170 18 17 16 1150 8000 13000
18 25 24 23 1350 10000
20 27 26 25 2000 14000
Notes: a. For temperatures other than listed, a deration factor of 0.26% per °C can be applied.
* Multi-barrel design
** 15 kV, 125 kV BIL, 6 through 25 A (single barrel part numbers FAK44W6 through FAK44W25) and 30 through 50 A (double barrel part numbers FAK44W30P,
FAK44W40, and FAK44W50) have been tested and approved for 17.2 kV application.

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ELF Full-Range Current-Limiting Dropout Fuse

Table 2
Recommended ELF Current-Limiting Dropout Fuse Voltage Ratings
System Voltage (kV) Recommended Fuse Ratings (kV)
Four-Wire Three-Wire
Multi-Grounded Wye or
Neutral Delta
Single-Phase
Nominal Maximum Single-Phase Three-Phase (Line-to-Line) Three-Phase
2.4 2.54 – – 8.3 8.3
4.16/2.4 4.4/2.54 8.3 8.3 – –
4.16 4.4 – – 8.3 8.3
4.8 5.08 ­– – 8.3 8.3
6.9 7.26 – – 8.3 8.3
7.2 7.62 – – 8.3 8.3
7.97 8.4 – – 8.3 8.3
8.32/4.8 8.8/5.08 8.3 8.3 – –
11.0 12.0 – – 15 15
12.0/6.93 12.7/7.33 8.3 15 or 8.3a – –
12.47/7.2 13.2/7.62 8.3 15 or 8.3a – –
12.47 13.2 – – 15 15
13.2/7.62 13.97/8.07 8.3 15 or 8.3a – –
13.2 13.97 – – 15 15
13.8/7.97 14.52/8.38 8.3 15 or 8.3a – –
13.8 14.52 ­– – 15 15
14.4 15.24 – – 15 15
16.3 17.1 – – 15c 15c
20.78/12.0 22.0/12.7 15 23 or 15a – –
22.0 24.0 – – 23b 23b
22.86/13.2 24.2/13.97 15 23 or 15a – –
23.0 24.34 – – 23b 23b
24.9/14.4 26.4/15.24 15 23 or 15a,c – –
34.5/19.92 36.51/21.08 23 – – –
Notes: a. This lower voltage fuse rating may be used if either of the following conditions are met:
1) If the probability and a line-to-line and a three-phase ungrounded fault is very low.

-or-
2) If all of the below conditions are met:
• If the probability of a three-phase ungrounded primary fault is very low.
• If a secondary breaker or other series connected device is used to interrupt secondary faults.
• If no more than 50% of the secondary load is delta connected.
• If the line-to-line primary fault current is high enough to assure simultaneous operation of two fuses by melting at a
maximum of 0.2 seconds.

b. A 23 kV rated fuse is recommended where 125 kV BIL interchangeable cutout mountings are used and a 24 kV rated fuse is
recommended where 170 kV BIL interchangeable cutout mountings are used.

c. 15 kV, 125 kV BIL, 6 through 25 A (single barrel part numbers FAK44W6 through FAK44W25) and 30 through 50 A (double barrel part
numbers FAK44W30P, FAK44W40, and FAK44W50) are recommended for this application.

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TABLE 3 †
Recommendations for Distribution Transformers in Single-Phase Applications (Refer to Figure 3 for primary voltage
connections, Figures A and D.)
Fuse Voltage 8.3 kV 8.3 kV 8.3 kV 15.0 kV
System Voltage 2400 Δ 4160 Y/2400 4800 Δ 8320 Y/4800
Single-Phase Figure A Figure D Figure A Figure D
Transformer Size Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse
(kVA) Amps Rating Amps Ratings Amps Ratings Amps Ratings
10 4.17 6 4.17 6 2.08 6a 2.08 6a
15 6.25 12a 6.25 12a 3.13 6 3.13 6
25 10.42 18 10.42 18 5.21 8 5.21 8
37.5 15.63 20 15.63 20 7.81 12 7.84 12
50 20.83 30 20.83 30 10.42 18 10.42 18
75 31.25 40 31.25 40 15.63 20 15.63 20
100 41.67 50 41.67 50 20.83 30 20.83 30
167 69.58 80 69.58 80 34.79 50 34.79 50
250 104.17 100d 104.17 100d 52.08 65 52.08 65
333 138.75 –– 138.75 –– 69.38 80 69.38 80

Fuse Voltage 8.3 kV 8.3 kV 8.3 kV 15.0 kV


System Voltage 7200 Δ 12470 Y/7200 13200 Y/7620 12000 Δ
Single-Phase Figure A Figure D Figure D Figure A
Transformer Size Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse
(kVA) Amps Rating Amps Ratings Amps Ratings Amps Ratings
10 1.39 6a 1.39 6a 1.31 6a .83 6a
15 2.08 6a 2.08 6a 1.97 6a 1.25 6a
25 3.47 6 3.47 6 3.28 6 2.08 6a
37.5 5.21 8 5.21 8 4.92 8 3.13 6
50 6.94 12a 6.94 12a 6.56 12a 4.17 6
75 10.42 18 10.42 18 9.84 18a 6.25 12a
100 13.89 20 13.89 20 13.12 18 8.33 12
167 23.19 30 23.19 30 21.92 30 13.92 20
250 34.72 50 34.72 50 32.81 40b 20.83 30
333 46.25 65 46.25 65c 43.70 50 27.75 40
500 69.44 80 69.44 80c 65.62 80c 41.67 50

Fuse Voltage 15.0 kV 15.0 kV 15.0 kV 23.0 kV


System Voltage 13200 Δ 14400 Δ 24940 Y/14400 34500 Y/19920
Single-Phase Figure A Figure A Figure D Figure D
Transformer Size Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse
(kVA) Amps Rating Amps Ratings Amps Ratings Amps Ratings
10 .76 6a .69 6a .69 6a .50 6a
15 1.14 6a 1.04 6a 1.04 6a .75 6a
25 1.89 6a 1.74 6a 1.74 6a 1.25 6a
37.5 2.84 6a 2.60 6a 2.60 6a 1.88 6a
50 3.79 6 3.47 6 3.47 6 2.51 6a
75 5.68 8 5.21 8 5.21 8 3.77 6
100 7.58 12 6.94 12a 6.94 12a 5.02 8
167 12.65 18 11.60 18 11.60 18 8.38 12
250 18.94 25 17.36 25 17.36 25 12.55 18
333 25.23 30 23.13 30 23.13 30 16.72 25
500 37.88 50 34.72 50 34.72 50 25.10 30
† See notes on page 7.

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ELF Full-Range Current-Limiting Dropout Fuse

TABLE 4 †
Recommendations for Distribution Transformers in Three-Phase Applications (Refer to Figure 3 for primary voltage
connections, Figures B, C, E, and F.)
8.3 kV 8.3 kV 8.3 kV 8.3 kV
Fuse Voltage
2400 Δ 4160 Y/2400 4800 Δ 8320 Y/4800
System
Voltage Figure B* Figure C Figures E* and F Figure B* Figure C Figures E* and F
Single-Phase Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse
kVA Amps Rating Amps Ratings Amps Ratings Amps Ratings Amps Ratings Amps Ratings
10 4.17 6 7.22 12a 4.17 6 2.08 6a 3.61 6 2.08 6a
15 6.25 12a 10.83 18 6.25 12a 3.13 6 5.41 8 3.13 6
25 10.42 18 18.04 25 10.42 18 5.21 8 9.02 12 5.21 8
37.5 15.63 20 27.06 40 15.63 20 7.81 12 13.53 18 7.84 12
50 20.83 30 36.09 50 20.83 30 10.42 18 18.04 25 10.42 18
75 31.25 40 54.13 80 31.25 40 15.63 20 27.06 40 15.63 20
100 41.67 50 72.17 100 41.67 50 20.83 30 36.08 50 20.83 30
167 69.58 80 120.28 –– 69.58 80 34.79 50 60.14 80 34.79 50
250 104.17 100d 180.42 –– 104.17 100d 52.08 65 90.21 –– 52.08 65
333 138.75 –– 240.56 –– 138.75 –– 69.38 80 120.28 –– 69.38 80

Fuse Voltage 8.3 kV 15.0 kV or 8.3 kV d 15.0 kV or 8.3 kVd 15.0 kV


System 7200 Δ 12470 Y/7200 13200 Y/7620 12000 Δ
Voltage Figure B* Figure C Figures E* and F Figures E* and F Figure B Figures C
Single-Phase Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse
kVA Amps Rating Amps Ratings Amps Ratings Amps Ratings Amps Ratings Amps Ratings
15 2.08 6a 3.61 6 2.08 6a 1.97 6a 1.25 6a 2.17 6a
25 3.47 6 6.01 8 3.47 6 3.28 6 2.08 6a 3.61 6
37.5 5.21 8 9.02 12 5.21 8 4.92 8 3.13 6 5.41 8
50 6.94 12a 12.03 18 6.94 12a 6.56 12a 4.17 6 7.22 12a
75 10.42 18 18.04 25 10.42 18 9.84 18a 6.25 12a 10.83 18
100 13.89 20 24.06 30 13.89 20 13.12 18 8.33 12 14.43 20
167 23.19 30 40.10 50 23.19 30 21.92 30 13.92 20 24.06 30
250 34.72 50 60.14 80 34.72 50 32.81 40b 20.83 30 36.08 50
333 46.25 65 80.19 100 46.25 65c 43.70 50 27.75 40 48.11 50
500 69.44 80 120.28 –– 69.44 80c 65.62 80c 41.67 50 72.17 ––

Fuse Voltage 15.0 kV 15.0 kV 15 kVd, e


System 13200 14400 24940 Y/14400
Voltage

Figure B* Figure C Figure B* Figure C Figures E* and F


Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse Rated Fuse
Single-Phase
kVA Amps Rating Amps Ratings Amps Ratings Amps Ratings Amps Ratings
10 .76 6a 1.31 6a .69 6a 1.20 6a .69 6a
15 1.14 6a 1.97 6a 1.04 6a 1.80 6a 1.04 6a
25 1.89 6a 3.28 6 1.74 6a 3.01 6 1.74 6a
37.5 2.84 6 4.92 8 2.60 6a 4.51 8a 2.60 6a
50 3.79 6 6.56 12a 3.47 6 6.01 8 3.47 6
75 5.68 8 9.84 18a 5.21 8 9.02 12 5.21 8
100 7.58 12 13.12 25 6.94 12a 12.03 18 6.94 12a
167 12.65 18 21.87 30 11.60 18 20.05 25 11.60 18
250 18.94 25 32.80 50 17.36 25 30.07 40 17.36 25
333 25.23 30 43.74 –– 23.13 30 40.09 50 23.13 30
500 37.88 50 65.61 –– 34.72 50 60.14 –– 34.72 50
* The recommended fuse sizes for this connection are based on equal size transformers in the bank. If a larger transformer is used in the bank for supplying
single-phase loads, the fuse selections should be based on the larger transformer kVA.

† See notes on page 7.

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Notes: (Table 4): Recommended fuse ratings are based on the use of Cooper Power Systems ELF fuse time-current characteristics in R240-91-42, R240-91-43 and
R240-91-44.
Recommendations provide overload protection (fusing ratio) between 200-300% rated load.
Fuse Min. Melt Current at 300 sec.
Fusing Ratio = Transformer Full Load Current x 100
a. Fuse allows more than 300% load for 300 seconds.
b. 8.3 kV rated fuse is a single-barrel fuse, 15 kV rated fuse is a double-barrel fuse.
c. Available only at 8.3 kV.
d. This lower voltage fuse rating may be used if either of the following conditions are met:
1) If the probability of a line-to-line or a three-phase ungrounded fault is very low.

-or-

2) If all of the below conditions are met:


• If the probability of a three-phase ungrounded primary fault is very low.
• If a secondary breaker or other series connected device is used to interrupt secondary faults.
• If no more than 50% of the secondary load is delta connected.
• If the line-to-line primary fault current is high enough to assure simultaneous operation of two fuses by melting at a maximum of 0.2
seconds.
e. 15 kV, 125 kV BIL 6 through 25 A (single-barrel part numbers FAK44W6 through FAK44W25) and 30 through 50 A (double-barrel part numbers KAF44W30P,
FAK44W40, and FAK44W50) are recommended for this application.

Delta-Connected Primary Wye-Connected Primary

N N N

A A B A B C A A B A B C

FIGURE A FIGURE B FIGURE C FIGURE D FIGURE E FIGURE F

Figure 3.
Schematic of primary voltage system connections.

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ELF Full-Range Current-Limiting Dropout Fuse

CUTOUT
CUTOUT HANGER
INSULATOR

CUTOUT LOWER
CONTACT A* B*
DROPOUT
LIFTING EYE ACTUATOR
(OPERATED)

ELF FUSE
(OPERATED)

8.31"
PULL RING (211 mm)

Figure 4.
ELF fuse in interchangeable cutout after dropping open due Figure 5.
to operation of dropout actuator. Double-barrel ELF fuse dimensions.

* See Table 5, 6, or 7 for dimensions A and B.

3.8"
Ref

A* B*

Outer
Outer Fuse
Fuse

Inner
Fuse

8.31"
(211 mm)

Figure 6.
Triple-barrel ELF fuse dimensions.
* See Table 5 or 6 for dimensions A and B.

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oPErAtion TabLE 5
ELF Current-Limiting Dropout Fuse Catalog Numbers for 15 kV, 110 kV bIL
When the ELF fuse clears a fault, the Interchangeable Cutouts
dropout actuator operates and allows Fuse Rating Dimensions
the fuse to drop open in the cutout.
(Refer to Figure 4.) Voltage Current ELF Fuse
(kV) Rating (a) Catalog No. Figure a b
ordErinG informAtion 6 FAK23W6 2
To order a Cooper Power Systems 8 FAK23W8 2
ELF Current-Limiting Dropout Fuse, 12 FAK23W12 2
determine the amperage rating and
the voltage ratings of the application, 18 FAK23W18 2
specify required fuse from Tables 5, 6, 20 FAK23W20 2
or 7. 25 FAK23W25 2
8.3 11.37" (289 mm) 8.83" (224 mm)
30 FAK23W30 2
40 FAK23W40 2
50 FAK23W50* 5
65 FAK23W65* 5
80 FAK23W80* 5
100 FAK23W100** 6
6 FAK24W6
8 FAK24W8
15.0 12 FAK24W12 2 11.37" (289 mm) 8.83" (224 mm)
18 FAK24W18
20 FAK24W20
* Double-barrel design
** Triple-barrel design

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ELF Full-Range Current-Limiting Dropout Fuse

Table 6 Additional Information


ELF current-Limiting Dropout Fuse Catalog Numbers for 15 kV, 125 kV or 150 kV BIL
and 27 kV, 125 kV BIL Interchangeable Cutouts Refer to the following reference literature
for application recommendations:
Fuse Rating Dimensions
Voltage Current ELF Fuse
R240-66-1 ELF Fuse Coordination
(kV) Rating (A) Catalog No. Figure A B Tables with Protecting Fuse Links
6 FAK43W6 2 R240-66-2 ELF Fuse Coordination
Tables with Protected Fuse Links
8 FAK43W8 2
12 FAK43W12 2
R240-91-42 8.3 kV ELF Fuse Time-
Current Characteristic Curves
18 FAK43W18 2
R240-91-43 15.0 kV ELF Fuse Time-
20 FAK43W20 2 Current Characteristic Curves
25 FAK43W25 2
8.3 15.16" (385 mm) 12.34" (313 mm) R240-91-44 23.0 kV ELF Fuse Time-
30 FAK43W30 2 Current Characteristic Curves
40 FAK43W40 2 CP-9415 ELF Certified Test Report
50 FAK43W50* 5 Contact your Cooper Power Systems
65 FAK43W65* 5 representative for more information.
80 FAK43W80* 5
100 FAK43W100** 6
15.0*** 6 FAK44W6 2
15.0*** 8 FAK44W8 2
15.0*** 12 FAK44W12 2
15.0*** 18 FAK44W18 2
15.0*** 20 FAK44W20 2
15.16" (385 mm) 12.34" (313 mm)
15.0*** 25 FAK44W25 2
15.0 30 FAK44W30 2
15.0*** 30 FAK44W30P* 5
15.0*** 40 FAK44W40* 5
15.0*** 50 FAK44W50* 5
6 FAK45W6 2
8 FAK45W8 2
12 FAK45W12 2
23.0 18 FAK45W18 2 15.16" (385 mm) 12.34" (313 mm)
20 FAK45W20 2
25 FAK45W25* 5
30 FAK45W30* 5
* Double-barrel design
** Triple-barrel design
*** 15 kV, 125 kV BIL, 6 through 25 A (single barrel part numbers FAK44W6 through FAK44W25) and 30 through 50 A
(double barrel part numbers FAK44W30P, FAK44W40, and FAK44W50) have been tested and approved for 17.2
kV application.

Table 7
ELF Current-Limiting Dropout Fuse Catalog Numbers for 36 kV, 170 kV BIL
ABB Cutouts*
Fuse Rating Dimensions
Voltage Current ELF Fuse
(kV) Rating (A) Catalog No. Figure A B
6 FAK46W6
8 FAK46W8
24.0 12 FAK46W12 2 18.55" (471 mm) 15.7" (399 mm)
18 FAK46W18
20 FAK46W20
* 36 kV ABB Non-Loadbreak Cutout Series V

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