Fuse Characteristics: CLASS_RK5

Fuse time-current characteristics, voltage ratings, interrupting capacity, and current-limiting classification by fuse class. Covers UL 248 classes (J, RK1, RK5, CC, T, L, G, H, K) and IEC 60269 types (gG, gM, aR, aM). Includes melting and clearing I2t let-through energy ranges, peak let-through current, conventional fusing/non-fusing current factors, rejection feature type, and application guidance.

Electrical Engineeringfuse_class: CLASS_RK53 rows
fuse classrecord idamp rating max (A)amp rating min (A)applicationconventional fusing current factor (dimensionless)conventional nonfusing current factor (dimensionless)current limitingdimensions ferrule bladefuse typeinterrupting rating kA ac (kA)interrupting rating kA dc (kA)notesrejection featuretime delayul standardvoltage rating V (V)
CLASS_RK5rk5_250v6000.1Class RK5 250VAC; current-limiting but higher I2t threshold than RK1; lower peak let-through than Class H/K; common in existing industrial installations; 200kA interrupting1.10.9current_limitingclass_R_ferrule_or_bladeRK520020Class RK5 I2t and peak let-through current limits approximately 2-5x Class RK1 for same rating; still provides significant current limitation; dimensionally identical to RK1; fits Class R fuseholderrejection_notch_class_R_bladefast_actingUL_248-12250
CLASS_RK5rk5_600v6000.1Class RK5 600VAC; one-time or renewable design; provides current limitation and rejection feature; lower peak arc-flash energy than H or K fuses; common upgrade from Class H installations1.10.9current_limitingclass_R_ferrule_or_bladeRK520020RK5 peak let-through current at 100kA available fault (approx): 30A~10kA; 100A~18kA; 400A~35kA; 600A~45kA from Eaton current-limitation curvesrejection_notch_class_R_bladefast_actingUL_248-12600
CLASS_RK5rk5_600v_td6000.1Time-delay Class RK5; dual element; 10s at 500%; very common for motor protection; NEC 430.52 allows 175% max for TD fuses; lower cost vs RK1 acceptable in many applications1.351.1current_limitingclass_R_ferrule_or_bladeRK5_time_delay20020Most common upgrade from non-rejection Class H/K; lower arc flash energy vs Class H; accepts overloads for motor starting without nuisance trippingrejection_notch_class_R_bladetime_delayUL_248-12600

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