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Bussmann NON-6 Class K5 One-Time Fuse 6A 250V

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SKU:
KK22043_AC-002-004
UPC:
051712300063
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Product Overview

NON-6 Class K5 6A One-Time General Purpose Fuse – Unused NOS

This general purpose fuse supports basic overcurrent protection in light-duty electrical circuits, offering a straightforward non-time-delay response for legacy and standard installations. Its ferrule-ended cylindrical format suits holders used in older panels or equipment where simple one-time protection remains acceptable for routine circuit maintenance.

Product Condition

Unused, New Old Stock.

Product Overview

The Cooper Bussmann NON-6 is a 6A, 250V Class K5 one-time fuse intended for lighting, heating, and other general-purpose circuits. Its non-current-limiting, fast-acting operation provides basic fault protection for systems that do not require time-delay characteristics. With a body roughly 0.56 in by 2 in, it fits traditional ferrule-style holders common in long-established installations.

Key Features

  • One-time, fast-acting Class K5 design
  • 6 A rating with 250 VAC capability
  • Approx. 0.56 in diameter and 2 in length
  • Ferrule terminal ends for standard fuse clips
  • Non-current-limiting operation
  • Typical 50 kA interrupting rating at 250 VAC
  • UL Listed Class K5 and CSA Certified
  • Suitable for legacy fuse holders

Applications

  • Lighting circuits
  • Heating circuits
  • General-purpose branch protection
  • Legacy electrical panels
  • Equipment not requiring time-delay fuses
  • Maintenance replacement in older systems

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of fuse class is the NON-6?

It is a Class K5 one-time general purpose fuse intended for light-duty circuits.

Is this fuse current limiting?

No, it is a non-current-limiting fuse designed for basic fault protection.

Where does this fuse typically fit?

It installs in ferrule-style holders common to older or general-purpose electrical panels.

When should a different fuse type be used?

Time-delay or current-limiting fuses are better choices for sensitive or high-inrush applications.

You can match its general-purpose branch role with the ferrule terminal feature when placing it into a standard fuse clip within your legacy panel.

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