Cooper Bussmann BP/FRN-R-60 Cartridge Fuse 60A 2 Pack

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN BP/FRN-R-60 is a Type FRN-R dual-element, time-delay cartridge fuse rated at 60 amps and 250 volts. It is sold as a 2-pack and arrives carded for easy shelf storage and jobsite use. The FRN-R design uses a Fusetron time-delay construction, which allows the fuse to ride through normal motor startup inrush current without nuisance opening while still providing fast overcurrent protection under fault conditions. Electricians and HVAC technicians install this fuse type in disconnect boxes, motor branch circuits, and equipment service-entrance sections where a time-delay Class RK5 fuse is specified.

This fuse is commonly used in residential and light-commercial applications including HVAC condensing units, air handlers, and motor-driven equipment that require time-delay overcurrent protection at 250 volts. The FRN-R form factor fits standard ferrule-type fuse holders and disconnect switches designed for Class RK5 or Class K5 fuses. The 2-pack format is practical for service technicians carrying replacement stock on the truck.

Key Features

• 60-amp rating with 250-volt AC maximum voltage
• Fusetron dual-element time-delay design tolerates motor startup inrush current
• Type FRN-R Class RK5 form factor fits standard ferrule fuse holders
• Sold as a 2-pack, carded for organized storage and point-of-use access
• Time-delay action reduces nuisance trips on motor branch circuits

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cartridge fuse for ferrule-type fuse holders and disconnect switches rated for Class RK5 or Class K5 fuses at 250 volts AC.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the NEC and applicable local codes. Always open and lock out the disconnect switch before replacing a fuse. Confirm the replacement fuse amp rating and voltage rating match the circuit and equipment nameplate requirements before inserting. Do not substitute a non-time-delay fuse in applications where the original specification calls for a time-delay type.