Cooper Bussmann LP-CC-6/10 Cc Time Delay Fuse 0.6A

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN LP-CC-6/10 is a CC-class, time delay cartridge fuse rated at 0.6 amps. It features a dual-element design that tolerates brief inrush currents without nuisance tripping, while still providing reliable overload and short-circuit protection. The fuse is rated for 20 kA interrupting capacity at DC and 200 kA at AC (RMS), making it suitable for circuits where high fault-current protection is required. At 1.5 inches in length and 10.3 mm in diameter, it mounts in a standard CC-class fuse holder. Electricians and control panel technicians install this fuse in motor branch circuits, control circuits, and industrial equipment panels.

This fuse is used in residential and commercial applications where CC-class fuse holders are specified. Typical install scenarios include HVAC control panels, motor starters, and general-purpose branch circuit protection where time-delay characteristics prevent nuisance trips during motor startup inrush. The dual-element construction handles temporary overload conditions while clearing sustained faults quickly. Electricians working on low-voltage control circuits and equipment panels regularly specify this class of fuse for precise, coordinated overcurrent protection.

Key Features

• CC fuse class with time delay (dual-element) design for inrush tolerance
• 0.6 amp rating for low-current branch and control circuit protection
• 200 kA AC (RMS) and 20 kA DC interrupting capacity for high fault-current applications
• Cartridge body: 10.3 mm diameter, 1.5 inches overall length
• Mounts in standard CC-class fuse holders
• CE Certified, CSA Certified, and UL Listed to recognized standards

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard CC-class fuse holders. Verify holder ratings and circuit voltage before installation. No specific model or system compatibility was stated by the manufacturer for this SKU.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and any applicable local codes. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit before replacing or installing fuses. Confirm that the fuse holder is rated for CC-class fuses and that the circuit voltage and amperage are within the fuse rating. Never substitute a higher-amp fuse to resolve nuisance tripping.