Solar Fuses

872 Solar Fuses from 12 manufacturers listed on everything PE

Solar Fuses are protective devices designed to safeguard photovoltaic (PV) systems by interrupting excessive current that can result from short circuits or overload conditions. Solar fuses from the leading manufacturers are listed on everything PE. Narrow down on products based on rated voltage, rated current, interrupting rating, time constant, watt loss, etc. View product specifications, download datasheets and get pricing. Your Inquiry will be directed to the manufacturer and their distributors who will get back to you with a quote.

872 Solar Fuses from 12 Manufacturers
872 Products from 12 Manufacturers
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20 A Solar Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1500 VDC
Rated Current:
20 A
Interrupting Rating:
50 kA
Time Constant:
1 to 3 ms
Watt Loss:
2.7 to 4.5 W
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
PCB Mount
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2.5 A Solar Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1000 VDC
Rated Current:
2.5 A
Interrupting Rating:
20 kA
Time Constant:
1 ms
Watt Loss:
1.24 to 1.84 W
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
Crimp Cap
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40 A Low-Voltage Solar Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1500 VDC
Rated Current:
40 A
Interrupting Rating:
50 kA
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
PCB Mount
more info
1000 VDC, 3 A, Photovoltaic Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1000 VDC
Rated Current:
3 A
Interrupting Rating:
20 to 40 kA
Watt Loss:
1.0 W
Package type:
DIN Rail
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125 A Photovoltaic Fuse Link

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
800 VAC
Rated Current:
125 A
Interrupting Rating:
90 kA
Watt Loss:
7.4 to 18.0 W
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
Screw Mount
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50 kA, 1500 VDC, 20 A, Photovoltaic Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1500 VDC
Rated Current:
20 A
Interrupting Rating:
50 kA
Watt Loss:
4.4 to 6.8 W
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
PCB Mount
more info
30 KA, 1500 VDC, 5 A, Photovoltaic Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1500 VDC
Rated Current:
5 A
Interrupting Rating:
30 KA
Time Constant:
1 to 3 ms
Watt Loss:
1.8 W
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
Crimp Cap
more info
4 A Cylindrical Fuse Link

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1500 VDC
Rated Current:
4 A
Interrupting Rating:
30 kA
Watt Loss:
1.16 to 2.9 W
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
PCB Mount
more info
40 kA, 1000 VDC, 1 to 30 A, Photovoltaic Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1000 VDC
Rated Current:
1 to 30 A
Interrupting Rating:
40 kA
Watt Loss:
4.5 W
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
PCB Mount
more info
50 kA, 1500 VDC, 25 A, Photovoltaic Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1500 VDC
Rated Current:
25 A
Interrupting Rating:
50 kA
Watt Loss:
4.0 to 7.2 W
Package type:
PCB Mount
more info
30 kA, 1000 VDC, 16 A, Photovoltaic Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1000 VDC
Rated Current:
16 A
Interrupting Rating:
30 kA
Watt Loss:
2.7 W
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
PCB Mount
more info
4 A Cylinder Fuse Link

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1500 VDC
Rated Current:
4 A
Interrupting Rating:
50 kA
Time Constant:
2 ms
Watt Loss:
1.1 to 2.7 W
Package type:
PCB Mount
more info
50 kA, 1000 VDC, 20 A, Photovoltaic Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1000 VDC
Rated Current:
20 A
Interrupting Rating:
50 kA
Time Constant:
1 to 3 ms
Watt Loss:
2.1 to 3.6 W
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
PCB Mount
more info
20 kA, 1000 VDC, 4.0 A, Photovoltaic Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1000 VDC
Rated Current:
4.0 A
Interrupting Rating:
20 kA
Time Constant:
1 ms
Watt Loss:
0.84 to 1.49 W
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
Crimp Cap
more info
1500 VDC, 20 A, Photovoltaic Fuse

Product Specs

Rated Voltage:
1500 VDC
Rated Current:
20 A
Interrupting Rating:
50 kA
Compliance:
RoHS Compliant
Package type:
PCB Mount
more info

What are Solar Fuses?

Solar fuses are protective devices designed to safeguard photovoltaic (PV) systems by interrupting excessive current that can result from short circuits or overload conditions. They operate by melting a conductive element when current exceeds the rated limit, thereby preventing damage to solar panels, inverters, and wiring. Their construction is optimized for DC operation, high voltage endurance, and long-term reliability under solar environmental conditions.

In PV applications, solar fuses ensure the safety and longevity of the system by limiting fault currents and preventing potential fire hazards. Key electrical characteristics, including rated voltage, current capacity, interrupting capability, and thermal behavior, determine their suitability for different system configurations. Accurate specification selection ensures proper protection, minimal power loss, and compliance with system safety standards.

Key Specifications

  • Rated Voltage: Specifies the maximum voltage the fuse can safely interrupt without arcing or insulation breakdown. This ensures safe operation in PV circuits with defined DC voltage levels.
  • Rated Current: Indicates the maximum continuous current the fuse can carry without opening. Proper rating ensures the fuse will respond only to fault conditions and not normal operating currents.
  • Interrupting Rating: Defines the maximum fault current the fuse can safely interrupt without damage. This parameter is critical for protecting downstream equipment and preventing catastrophic failures.
  • Time Constant: Describes the thermal response of the fuse element, indicating how quickly it reacts to overcurrent conditions. Time constant affects the fuse’s selectivity and coordination with other protective devices.
  • Watt Loss: Represents the power dissipated by the fuse during normal operation. Lower watt loss improves system efficiency and reduces heating under continuous load conditions.

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