Fuses

Mersen HP15NH photovoltaic (PV) fuse serie was engineered and designed specifically for the protection of photovoltaic systems. Helio-Protection® HP15NH fuse links are designed for the protection of cables in a PV group of chains when a short circuit occurs in a panel (main fuse category). This HelioProtection® main fuse range enlarges our PV fuse links offering on 1XL/2XL/3L sizes having a worldwide acceptance. They are of the gPV type and comply with both IEC 60269-6 and UL 2579 PV standards.
They are available with plain blades, bolted blades for direct mounting with and without striker.

Mersen NH gBat fuse series was engineered specifically for protection
of battery systems. They offer full range protection and can protect
very small over currents as well as DC fault current up to 150kA. The
NH gBat fuses serie covers various ratings in 1000VDC with NH1 and
NH2 sizes, and in 1500VDC with NH1XL, NH2XL and NH3L sizes. They are gBat type that comply with new IEC 60269-7 standard for Battery protection. They are available with bolted type blades for
direct mounting, or with plain blades.

Mersen capacitor fuses are designed to ANSI C37-41. They are current-limiting operating without noise or discharge and are designed to be used indoors or outdoors in a weatherproof enclosure. These are non-disconnecting fuses requiring the usage of a disconnect switch. These capacitor fuses provide both short circuit and overload protection and are intended to protect against capacitor case rupture or dielectric failure within the capacitor.
The various mounting configurations offer manufacturers a wide range of cost and space saving solutions and a large choice of equivalent products to users.

The Sure Guard ETP back-up current-limiting fuses are designed to protect overhead distribution systems and are used in series with another protective device (such as an expulsion fuse). This combination limits the high-fault current to a safe level, thus providing protection through the complete range. As its name implies, the “ETP” is for External Transformer Protection. For conventional transformers protected by expulsion-fuses cutouts, the ETP can be installed in series with the cutout. For self protected transformers, the ETP can be applied on the high-voltage bushing in series with the internal transformer expulsion fuse.