Cooper Bussmann LP-CC-10 Cc Class Time Delay Fuse 10A

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN LP-CC-10 is a Class CC cartridge time-delay fuse rated at 10 amps. It is a dual-element, general-purpose fuse designed to provide overload and short-circuit protection in low-voltage electrical systems. The time-delay characteristic allows the fuse to absorb temporary inrush currents without nuisance tripping while still responding rapidly to sustained fault conditions. At 1.5 inches in overall length and 10.3 mm in diameter, this fuse mounts in standard Class CC fuse holders. It carries an interrupting rating of 20 kA at DC and 200 kA at AC (RMS), making it appropriate for use in commercial and industrial control circuits where high fault-current capacity is required.

The LP-CC-10 is suited for residential and commercial electrical panel applications, motor control circuits, control transformers, and HVAC equipment requiring Class CC fuse protection. The dual-element design handles motor inrush and transformer magnetizing currents without sacrificing downstream component protection. Licensed electricians and industrial maintenance technicians are the primary installers. This fuse is appropriate wherever NEC-compliant, Class CC overcurrent protection is specified in control circuit wiring.

Key Features

• Class CC dual-element cartridge construction for time-delay overcurrent protection
• 10-amp rating with 200 kA AC (RMS) interrupting capacity
• 20 kA DC interrupting capacity for DC circuit applications
• 1.5-inch overall length, 10.3 mm diameter — fits standard Class CC fuse holders
• CE Certified, CSA Certified (Class 1422-02 File 53787), and UL Listed (248-4 Guide JDDZ File E4273)
• General-purpose rating suitable for control circuits, motor branch circuits, and HVAC equipment

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard Class CC fuse holders. Verify holder rating and ampere rating requirements against the specific circuit and equipment specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for overcurrent protection. De-energize and lock out the circuit completely before removing or inserting the fuse. Confirm the fuse holder is rated for Class CC fuses and that the ampere rating matches the circuit design. Do not substitute a higher-ampere fuse to resolve nuisance tripping — investigate the root cause of overcurrent conditions first.