3.6WKLSJ315 - Cooper Industries

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Current Limiting

UL/CSA Fuses

General Purpose

Special

Purpose Fuses

Canadian

Fuses & Holders

Application

Section Fuse Blocks,

Holders & Misc.

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3.6kV – 36kV High Voltage DIN Distribution Fuses

For Diameter and Length Dimensions See Table Above

1.77"

45.0mm

Diameter

0.59"

15.0mm

Striker In

Operated Position

Length 1.34"

34.0mm

1.02"

26.0mm

Dimensions - Inches (mm)

DIN Dimension Fuses To Specification

DIN 43.625

This product group covers current limiting fuses with

dimensions to DIN 43.625 and performance in compliance

with IEC 282-1.

Advantages of Edison High Voltage Current - Limiting

Fuses

The low power dissipation of Edison fuses ensures low

temperature rise of switchgear in which they are

incorporated.

The elements use the ‘M’ (metallurgical) effect, similar to

that used in low voltage fuses. This ensures that, with

melting on long time overloads, excessive temperatures are

not reached and damage to switchgear components, such

as epoxy encapsulating enclosures, is thus prevented.

Fuses that do not employ this feature are not only hotter

running by comparison but also usually need to employ a

higher current rating of fuse for the same service; thus an

Edison 40A fuse is equivalent in terms of thermal

performance to many other types of 63A rating.

Edison fuses exhibit considerable limitation of current and

I2t under short-circuit conditions. The stress on circuit

components is thereby minimized and the reduction of

energy release at the fault reduces fire risks.

Switching (arc) voltages are appreciably less than

permitted values and fall with lower values of recovery

voltage. The use of, for example, 12kV fuse on 6/7.2kV

systems is therefore permissible.

Striker Characteristics

The spring operated striker pin has a travel and energy

output in compliance with the requirements of DIN 43625

and IEC 282-1.

Recommended Fuse Clipss:

Refer to page 122 in this catalog.

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General Purpose Special

Purpose Fuses Canadian

Fuses & Holders Application

Section

Fuse Blocks,

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3.6kV – 36kV High Voltage DIN Distribution Fuses

kV Catalog Numbers Amp Ratings Dimensions - in (mm) Diameter x Length IR RMS Sym

3.6ADOSJ(amp) 6.3, 10, 16, 20, 25, 31.5, 40 2.00 x 7.56 (51 x 192)

3.6WDOSJ(amp) 50, 63, 80, 100, 125 2.00 x 7.56 (51 x 192)

3.6WFOSJ(amp) 160, 200 3.00 x 7.56 (76 x 192

3.6 3.6ADLSJ(amp) 25, 40 2.00 x 11.50 (51 x 292) 50kA

3.6WDLSJ(amp) 50, 63, 80, 100, 125 2.00 x 11.50 (51 x 292)

3.6WFLSJ(amp) 160, 200 3.00 x 11.50 (76 X 292)

3.6WKLSJ(amp) 250, 315, 400 3.00 x 11.50 (76 X 292)

7.2TDLSJ(amp) 6.3, 10, 16, 20, 25, 31.5, 40, 50, 63 2.00 x 11.50 (51 x 292)

7.2 7.2TFLSJ(amp) 80, 100, 125, 160 3.00 x 11.50 (76 x 292) 40kA

7.2WKMSJ(amp) 200, 225, 250, 315, 355 3.00 x 17.41 (76 x 442)

12TDLEJ(amp) 6.3, 10, 16, 20, 25, 31.5, 40, 50, 63 2.00 x 11.50 (51 x 292)

12 12THLEJ(amp) 80, 100 2.52 x 11.50 (64 x 292) 63kA

12TKLEJ(amp) 125 3.00 x 11.50 (76 x 292)

12TXLEJ(amp) 160, 200 3.50 x 11.50 (88 x 292)

17.5TDLSJ(amp) 6.3, 10, 16, 20, 25, 31.5, 40 2.00 x 11.50 (51 x 292) 50kA

17.5TFLSJ(amp) 50 3.00 x 11.50 (76 x 292) 35.5kA

17.5 17.5TDMEJ(amp) 6.3, 10, 16, 20, 25, 31.5, 40, 50, 63 2.00 x 17.41 (51 x 442)

17.5THMEJ(amp) 80, 100 2.52 x 17.41 (64 x 442) 50kA

17.5TKMEJ(amp) 125 3.00 x 17.41 (76 x 442)

24TDMEJ(amp) 6.3, 10, 16, 20, 25, 31.5, 40, 50 2.00 x 17.41 (51 x 442)

24 24THMEJ(amp) 63 2.52 x 17.41 (64 x 442) 50kA

24TFMEJ(amp) 80, 100 3.00 x 17.41 (76 x 442)

24TXMEJ(amp) 125, 160 3.46 x 17.41 (88 x 442) 31.5kA

36TDQSJ(amp) 3.15, 6.3, 10, 16, 20, 25 2.00 x 21.16 (51 x 537) 35.5kA

36 36TFQSJ(amp) 31.5, 40, 50 3.00 x 21.16 (51 x 537)

36TXQEJ(amp) 63 3.46 x 21.16 (88 x 537) 20kA

Ratings and Dimensions

For 7.2kV Fuses: • 7.2TDLSJ

• 7.2TFLSJ

• 7.2WKMSJ

For 3.6kV Fuses: • 3.6ADOS 3.6WDLS

• 3.6WDOS 3.6WFLS

• 3.6ADLS 3.6WKLS

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0.1

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R.M.S. SYMMETRICAL PROSPECTIVE CURENTINAMPS

VIRTUAL PRE-ARCING TIME IN SECONDS

TIME- CURRENTCHARACTERISTIC

FOR 7.2kVFUSE-LINKS

FUSE TYPES: TDL / TFL

CURVESRELATE TOM

EAN PRE_ARCING TIMES WITH ATOLERANCEOF ±10% ONCURRENT

160A

125A

100A

80A

63A

50A

40A

31.5A

25A

20A

16A

10A

6.3A

* Curve valid for all 3.15A ratings shown in the selection table.

† Curve valid for all 6.3A ratings shown in the selection table.

HOUR

10A

6.3A

3.15A*

PRE - ARCING TIME IN SECONDS

CURVES RELATE TO MEAN PRE-ARCING TIME

WITH TOLERANCE ± 10% ON CURRENT

RMS SYMMETICAL PROSPECTIVE CURRENT IN AMPS

Time-Current Characteristics–Average

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Application

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3.6kV – 36kV High Voltage DIN Distribution Fuses

0.01

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R.M.S. SYMMETRICAL PROSPECTIVE CURENT IN AMPS

VIRTUAL PRE-ARCING TIME IN SECONDS

TIME- CURRENT CHARACTERISTIC

FOR12kVFUSE-LINKS

FUSE TYPES: TDL/THL/TKL

CURVES RELATE TO MEAN PRE_ARCINGTI

MES WITH ATOLERANCEOF ±10%ON CURRENT

20A

16A

10A

6.3A

25A

31.5A

40A

50A

63A

80A

100A

125A

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R.M.S. SYMMETRICAL PROSPECTIVE CURENTINAMPS

VIRTUAL PRE-ARCING TIME IN SECONDS

TIME- CURRENT CHARACTERISTIC

FOR 12kV FUSE-LINKS

FUSETYPES: THM /T

KM/TFM

CURVESRELATETOMEANP

RE_ARCING TIMES WITH A TOLERANCEOF ±10% ON CURRENT

100A (THM)

125A(TKM)

160A (TFM)

0.01

0.1

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R.M.S. SYMMETRICALPROSPECTIVECURENT INAMPS

TIME- CURRENT CHARACTERISTIC

FOR 12kV FUSE-LINKS

FUSE TYPES: TXL

CURVES RELATE TOMEAN PRE_ARCING TIMES WITHATO

LERANCEOF±

10%ONCURRENT

160A

200A

Time-Current Characteristics–Average

For 12kV Fuses: • 12TDLEJ • 12TXLEJ

• 12THLEJ

• 12TKLEJ

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3.6kV – 36kV High Voltage DIN Distribution Fuses

0.01

0.1

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R.M.S. SYMMETRICALPROSPECTIVE CURENT INAMPS

VIRTUAL PRE-ARCING TIME IN SECONDS

TIME- CURRENT CHARACTERISTIC

FOR 17.5kVFUSE-LINKS

FUSE TYPES: TDL

CURVES RELATETOM

EANP

RE_ARCINGTIMES WITH ATOLER

ANCE OF±10%ONC

URRENT

6.3A

10A

16A

40A

20A

25A

31.5A

0.01

0.1

100

1000

10000

000

10001001

R.M.S. SYMMETRICAL PROSPECTIVE CURENT IN AMPS

VIRTUAL PRE-ARCING TIME IN SECONDS

TIME- CURRENT CHARACTERISTIC

FOR 17.5kV FUSE-LINKS

FUSE TYPES: TDM/THM/TKM

CURVES RELATE TO MEAN PRE_ARCING TIMES WITH A TOLERANCE OF ±10% ON CURRENT

20A

16A

10A

6.3A

25A

31.5A

40A

50A

63A

80A

100A

125A

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10000

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R.M.S.SYMMETRICALPROSPECTIVE CURENT INAMPS

VIRTUAL PRE-ARCING TIME IN SECONDS

TIME-CURRENTCHARACTERISTIC

FOR 17.5kVFUSE-LINKS

FUSE TYPES: TFL

CURVES RELATE TO MEAN PRE_ARCING TIMESW

ITH A TOLERANCEOF ±10%ONC

URRENT

50A

Time-Current Characteristics–Average

For 17.5kV Fuses: • 17.5TDLSJ • 17.5THMEJ

• 17.5TFLSJ • 17.5TKMEJ

• 17.5TDMEJ

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3.6kV – 36kV High Voltage DIN Distribution Fuses

0.43"

10.8mm

0.99"

25.0mm

4.06"

103mm

Average Time-Current Curves

For 24-27.6kV Fuses: • 24TDMEJ • 24TXMEJ

• 24THMEJ

• 24TFMEJ

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R.M.S. SYMMETRICAL PROSPECTIVE CURENTIN AMPS

VIRTUAL PRE-ARCING TIME IN SECONDS

TIME-CURRENTCHARACTERISTIC

FOR24kVFUSE-LINKS

FUSE TYPES: TDM/THM/TFM

CURVES RELATE TO MEANPRE_ARCINGTIMES WITH A TOLERANCEOF±

10%ONCURRENT

20A

16A

10A

6.3A

25A

31.5A

40A

50A

63A

80A

0.01

0.1

100

1000

10000

10 100 100010000

R.M.S. SYMMETRICAL PROSPECTIVEC

URENT IN AMPS

VIRTUAL PRE-ARCING TIME IN SECONDS

TIME- CURRENT CHARACTERISTIC

FOR24kVFUSE-LINKS

FUSE TYPES: TFM / TXM

CURVES RELATE TO MEANPRE_ARCINGTIMESWITH AT

OLERANCEO

F±

10% ONCURRENT

100A

125A

160A

Part No. 270303

For Standard Duty (up to 200A)

1.77"

45.0mm

3.50"

88.9mm

1.19"

30.2mm

2.5"

63.5mm

0.38"

9.5mm

4.50"

114.3mm

1.5"

38.1mm

Part No. A3354745

Heavy Duty

DIN Fuseclips

Suitable for use with all DIN HV fuses having 45mm

end fittings.

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High Voltage DIN Distribution Fuses

Transformer

3-ph kVA Fuse Reference and Rating in Amps

Fuse kV 3.6kV 7.2kV 12kV 17.5kV 24kV

System kV 2.4kV 4.16kV 6.9kV 10kV 12.47kV 13.2kV 13.8kV 15.5kV 20kV 24kV

25 ADLSJ 16 TDLSJ 10 TDLSJ 6.3 TDLEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3

30 ADLSJ 16 TDLSJ 10 TDLSJ 6.3 TDLEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3

40 ADLSJ 20 TDLSJ 16 TDLSJ 10 TDLEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3

45 ADLSJ 20 TDLSJ 16 TDLSJ 10 TDLEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3

63 ADLSJ 31.5 TDLSJ 20 TDLSJ 16 TDLEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3

75 ADLSJ 40 TDLSJ 25 TDLSJ 16 TDLEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 6.3 TDMEJ 6.3

100 ADLSJ 40 TDLSJ 25 TDLSJ 20 TDLEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 6.3

112 ADLSJ 40 TDLSJ 31.5 TDLSJ 20 TDLEJ 16 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 6.3

125 WDLSJ 50 TDLSJ 31.5 TDLSJ 25 TDLEJ 16 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10

150 WDLSJ 50 TDLSJ 40 TDLSJ 25 TDLEJ 16 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10

200 WDLSJ 63 TDLSJ 50 TDLSJ 31.5 TDLEJ 20 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10

225 WDLSJ 80 TDLSJ 50 TDLSJ 40 TDLEJ 20 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 10 TDMEJ 10

300 WDLSJ 100 TDLSJ 63 TDLSJ 40 TDLEJ 25 TDMEJ 20 TDMEJ 20 TDMEJ 20 TDMEJ 20 TDMEJ 16 TDMEJ 10

400 WDLSJ 125 TDLSJ 80 TDLSJ 50 TDLEJ 31.5 TDMEJ 31.5 TDMEJ 25 TDMEJ 25 TDMEJ 20 TDMEJ 20 TDMEJ 20

450 WFLSJ 160 TFLSJ 80 TDLSJ 63 TDLEJ 40 TDMEJ 31.5 TDMEJ 31.5 TDMEJ 31.5 TDMEJ 25 TDMEJ 20 TDMEJ 20

500 WFLSJ 160 TFLSJ 100 TDLSJ 63 TDLEJ 40 TDMEJ 31.5 TDMEJ 31.5 TDMEJ 31.5 TDMEJ 31.5 TDMEJ 25 TDMEJ 20

600 WFLSJ 200 TFLSJ 125 TFLSJ 80 TDLEJ 50 TDMEJ 40 TDMEJ 40 TDMEJ 40 TDMEJ 31.5 TDMEJ 25 TDMEJ 20

750 WKLSJ 250 TFLSJ 160 TFLSJ 80 TDLEJ 63 TDMEJ 50 TDMEJ 50 TDMEJ 40 TDMEJ 40 TDMEJ 31.5 TDMEJ 25

1000 WKLSJ 315 WKMSJ 200 TFLSJ 125 THLEJ 80 TDMEJ 63 TDMEJ 63 TDMEJ 63 TDMEJ 50 TDMEJ 40 TDMEJ 31.5

1250 WKLSJ 400 WKMSJ 250 TSFLSJ 160 THLEJ 100 TDMEJ 80 TDMEJ 80 TDMEJ 80 TDMEJ 63 TDMEJ 50 TDMEJ 40

1500 – WKMSJ 315 TFLSJ 160 TKLEJ 125 TDMEJ 100 TDMEJ 100 TDMEJ 80 TDMEJ 80 THMEJ 63 TDMEJ 50

2000 – – WKMSJ 250 – TKMEJ 125 TKMEJ 125 TKMEJ 125 TDMEJ 100 – –

2500 – – WKMSJ 315 – –––TKMEJ 125––

General Guide to the Selection of Fuses.

For use in the Primary Circuit of Three-Phase Transformers

Selection of these fuses has been based on a compromise between the following:

1. The fuse should withstand transformer magnetizing inrush currents, taken as 12 times full load current for 0.1 second.

2. The fuse should coordinate with the highest rating of the secondary fuse likely to be used.

3. The fuse should operate reasonably quickly in the event of a transformer inter-turn fault or a fault in the secondary terminal zone of the transformer.

NOTES:

A. In general, the recommendations apply equally to the use of fuse in open air or in an encapsulated enclosure, since “1” and “2” above dictate the use of a

fuse current rating sufficiently above the transformer current rating to nullify any adverse thermal affect of encapsulation. However, if the transformer is

subjected to long time overcurrents, a higher rate of fuse may be required.

B. The above recommendations are not generally applicable to transformers feeding motor circuits with starting currents in excess of the rated current of the

fuse. In this event, please consult your local Edison representative.

C. Recommendations for other voltages are available on request.

D. While the above recommendations give a good general guide, recommendations for specific cases will be sent on receipt of full details of the application.