Mersen Compact Fused Switch 30A Class CC

EIN Mersen 30A CC

October 5, 2021

Approvals and Standards

  • cULus Listed file No. E191605
  • UL 98 – Open type switches
  • CSA C22.2 No.4 – enclosed and deadfront switches
  • IEC 60529 degree of protection IP20

Key Features and Benefits

Mersen’s Compact Fused Disconnect incorporates the switch functionality with the high protection level of a fuse. The switch accepts UL class CC fuses up to 30A. In addition to this, the Compact Fused Disconnect is UL 98 listed and suitable for use as main/feeder device and, in conjunction with CC fuses, is rated for branch circuit protection. It has a smaller footprint compared to a traditional Class CC disconnect with a max interrupting rating of 200kA.

The compact form factor and ease of installation makes it a great choice for panel builders. The easy lockout/tagout feature and IP20 rating ensures additional safety along with the built-in switch capability.

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