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Bussmann Limitron KTK-R-20 Class CC 20A 600V Fast-Acting Fuse

Bussmann Limitron

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Product Overview

Limitron KTK-R-20 Class CC 20A 600V Fast-Acting Fuse – Unused NOS

This compact current-limiting fuse provides fast interruption for branch and control circuits in industrial and commercial systems. Its Class CC dimensions suit common panel-mounted holders, offering dependable short-circuit response when reviewing or maintaining electrical assemblies that require rapid fault clearing.

Product Condition

Unused, New Old Stock.

Product Overview

The Bussmann Limitron KTK-R-20 is a 20A, 600V fast-acting fuse engineered for branch circuit and control-level protection. Its current-limiting design helps reduce fault energy, while the melamine tube and nickel-plated bronze end caps support heat resistance and secure electrical contact. The fuse fits standard and rejection-style Class CC holders and carries UL, CSA, and RoHS approvals.

Key Features

  • Fast-acting Class CC fuse
  • 20 A rating with 600 VAC capability
  • 200,000 A interrupting rating
  • Current-limiting design for reduced fault energy
  • Fits standard and rejection-style holders
  • Approx. 10.3 mm x 38.1 mm dimensions
  • Melamine tube and nickel-plated bronze end caps
  • UL Class CC, CSA, and RoHS compliant

Applications

  • Control circuits in industrial panels
  • Lighting circuit protection
  • Meter and instrumentation circuits
  • General branch protection needing fast response
  • Compact panel and enclosure installations

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of fuse is the KTK-R-20?

It is a Class CC fast-acting fuse designed for current-limiting branch circuit protection.

Does it fit standard holders?

Yes, it fits both standard and rejection-style Class CC fuse holders.

Why is this fuse considered current limiting?

Its design reduces the let-through energy during short circuits, offering enhanced protection for downstream components.

Where is it commonly used?

It appears in control panels, lighting circuits, and instrumentation requiring compact, fast-acting overcurrent protection.

You can combine its control panel branch protection role with the current-limiting design when inserting it into a Class CC holder inside your enclosure.

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