Next week we are gonna get UL approval for our dishwasher. for the test we need non time and time delay fuses. Do you have any suggestion whisch fuses we should order? Actually we have QO115AFIC and QO115 type fuses, I am not sure that one of them is nont-time fuses. Please it is really urgent! Thanks a lot
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Re: fuses
Those numbers look like circuit breaker part numbers, not fuses.
Don
Those numbers look like circuit breaker part numbers, not fuses.
Don
petersonra
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Re: fuses
I suspect UL will tell you what type (but not what brand) of fuse to use.
If not, my suggestion is a class CC fuse. Your local electrical supplier can get you all you need along with the fuse holders.
I am sort of surprised UL would want a fuse for such a test given that virtually all dishwashers will be supplied by a branch circuit supplied by a circuit breaker.
I suspect UL will tell you what type (but not what brand) of fuse to use.
If not, my suggestion is a class CC fuse. Your local electrical supplier can get you all you need along with the fuse holders.
I am sort of surprised UL would want a fuse for such a test given that virtually all dishwashers will be supplied by a branch circuit supplied by a circuit breaker.
TOMWELDS
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Re: fuses
Having delt with UL in the past, i would think they would have given an exact fuse type and number.
Having delt with UL in the past, i would think they would have given an exact fuse type and number.
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