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A70P Amp-trap® Form 101 Semiconductor Protection
fuses were developed for higher voltage AC and DC
drives, UPS systems, reduced voltage motor starters
and similar applications where lower l2t and superior
reliability were needed. A70P is a very popular fuse,
available in a wide range of ratings. Typically used for
replacement.
FUSE FUSE BLOCK
AMPERE CATALOG
RATING NUMBER
10-30 (Type 1) 70316
31-60 P243C
61-100 P243C
101-200 P266A
201-400 P266A
401-600 P266F
601-800 1SC375
Single Pole Fuse Blocks for A70P Fuses
A 70 P 300 - 4 TI
Amp-trap® Fuse
Rated Volts - 700
Style
(Faster acting, lower l2t than X)
Amperes *
Mounting Types*
Ferrule
Blades, bolt-in
Hockey puck, bolt-in
Integral Blown-Fuse Indicator
Trigger Indicator
Trigger Actuator
* For ampere ratings and types not listed, consult the factory.
Catalog Numbering System
A
70
P
300
1
4
128
TI
TA
Features/Benefits
Low l2t minimizes damage to protected components on
short circuit
Controlled arc voltage reduces stress to circuit
components during fuse clearing
Choice of mounting types helps in equipment design
HIGHLIGHTS:
Very Fast Acting
Current Limiting
Low l2t
Indicator Options
Available
APPLICATIONS:
Protection of 700V or
less DC drives, UPS,
inverters, reduced
voltage starters, etc.
AMP-TRAP®Form 101
A70P SEMICONDUCTOR PROTECTION FUSES
AC: 10-1000A
700VAC, 100kA I.R.
DC: 10-800A
650VDC, 100kA I.R.
L/R=10ms
Ratings
UL Recognized
Component
UL File E60314
AC: Guide No. JFHR2
(10-1000A)
DC: Tested to UL
Standard 198L param-
eters (10-800A)
Approvals
*Contact technical services for application data.
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AMPERE CATALOG OUTLINE AMPERE CATALOG OUTLINE AMPERE CATALOG OUTLINE
RATING NUMBER FIG. RATING NUMBER FIG. RATING NUMBER FIG.
10 A70P10-1 1 80 A70P80-4 3 300 A70P300-4 3
10 A70P10-4 2 80 A70P80-4TA 4 350 A70P350-4 3
15 A70P15-1 1 80 A70P80-4TI 3 400 A70P400-4 3
15 A70P15-4 2 90 A70P90-4 3 400 A70P400-4TA 4
20 A70P20-1 1 100 A70P100-4 3 400 A70P400-4TI 3
25 A70P25-1 1 100 A70P100-4TA 4 450 A70P450-4 3
25 A70P25-4 2 125 A70P125-4 3 500 A70P500-4 3
30 A70P30-1 1 125 A70P125-4TA 4 600 A70P600-4 3
30 A70P30-4 2 150 A70P150-4 3 600 A70P600-4TA 4
35 A70P35-4 3 150 A70P150-4TA 4 600 A70P600-4TI 3
40 A70P40-4 3 150 A70P150-4TI 3 700 A70P700-4 5
40 A70P40-4TA 4 175 A70P175-4 3 700 A70P700-4TI 5
40 A70P40-4TI 3 200 A70P200-4 3 800 A70P800-4 5
50 A70P50-4 3 200 A70P200-4TA 4 800 A70P800-4TI 5
60 A70P60-4 3 200 A70P200-4TI 3 900 A70P900-4 6
60 A70P60-4TA 4 225 A70P225-4 3 1000 A70P1000-4 6
60 A70P60-4TI 3 250 A70P250-4 3 1200 A7OP1200-4 7
70 A70P70-4 3 250 A70P250-4TA 4
70 A70P70-4TI 3 250 A70P250-4TI 3
For ampere ratings and styles not listed, call Technical Services.
Standard Fuse Ampere Ratings, Catalog Numbers
AMP-TRAP®Form 101
A70P SEMICONDUCTOR PROTECTION FUSES
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Dimensions
* Optional Trigger Actuator (TA)
OUTLINE MOUNTING FIG. DIMENSIONS - INCHES (mm)
REF. TYPE A B C D E F G H J K
A70P10 to 30 1 1 2.00 .56 - - - - - - -
(50.8) (14.2) - - - - - - -
A70P10 to 30 4 2 2.88 .56 1.88 2.50 - .27 .41 - -
(73.2) (14.2) (47.8) (63.5) - (6.9) (10.4) - -
A70P35 to 60 4, 4TA*, 4TI 3, 4* 4.38 1.00 2.88 3.69 3.56 .31 .75 .06 -
(111) (25.4) (73.2) (93.7) (90.4) (7.9) (19.1) (1.5) -
A70P70 to 100 4, 4TA*, 4TI 3, 4* 4.38 1.22 2.88 3.69 3.56 .31 1.00 .19 -
(111) (31.0) (73.2) (93.7) (90.4) (7.9) (25.4) (4.8) -
A70P125 to 200 4, 4TA*, 4TI 3, 4* 5.09 1.50 2.84 4.16 3.53 .41 1.00 .25 -
(129) (38.1) (72.1) (106) (89.7) (10.4) (25.4) (6.4) -
A70P225 to 400 4, 4TA*, 4TI 3, 4* 5.09 2.00 2.84 4.16 3.53 .41 1.50 .24 -
(129) (50.8) (72.1) (106) (89.7) (10.4) (38.1) (6.4) -
A70P450 to 600 4, 4TA*, 4TI 3, 4* 7.09 2.50 2.84 5.25 4.94 .53 2.00 .38 -
(180) (63.5) (72.1) (133) (125) (13.5) (50.8) (9.7) -
A70P700 to 800 4, 4TI 5 6.81 2.88 3.31 5.31 - .63 2.00 .38 .31
(173) (73.2) (84.1) (135) - (16.0) (50.8) (9.7) (7.9)
A70P900 to 1000 4, 4TI 6 7.59 3.50 3.84 5.97 5.22 .63 2.75 .50 1.38
(193) (88.9) (97.5) (152) (133) (16.0) (69.9) (12.7) (35.1)
A70P1200 4 7 10.84 4.5 3.84 6.84 5.84 9.34 9.59 3.5 .63 .75
(275.4) (114.3) (97.6) (173.7) (148.3) (237.3) (243.6) (88.9) (15.9) (19.1)
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