Value Collection BD--29604-1 Cartridge Fast-acting Fuse 4A 600V

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD--29604-1 is a cartridge-style fast-acting fuse rated at 4 amps and 600 volts, with an interrupt capacity of 100 kiloamps at AC. It measures 1-1/2 inches in overall length and 13/32 inches in diameter. Fast-acting fuses open the circuit almost instantaneously on overcurrent, making this type well-suited for protecting sensitive equipment and components where time-delay characteristics are not required. Electricians and maintenance technicians use this fuse in control panels, distribution boards, and branch circuit applications where a reliable, code-compliant overcurrent protective device is needed.

This fuse is intended for use in residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical systems where a 600-volt, 4-amp fast-acting cartridge fuse is the specified overcurrent protection device. Its compact cartridge form factor fits standard fuseholders designed for Class CC or similarly dimensioned cylindrical fuse bodies. It is sold in packages of 10, making it a practical choice for service stock or panel changeouts requiring multiple fuses of the same rating.

Key Features

• 4-amp current rating with fast-acting trip response for immediate overcurrent protection
• 600-volt AC rating supports use in standard commercial and industrial branch circuits
• 100 kA interrupting capacity at AC provides high fault-current protection capability
• Cartridge body measures 1-1/2 inches OAL by 13/32 inches diameter for standard fuseholder fit
• CSA Certified and UL Listed to meet common electrical code compliance requirements
• Packaged in quantities of 10 for service stock convenience

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or service-stock fast-acting cartridge fuse for standard fuseholders accepting a 1-1/2-inch by 13/32-inch cylindrical fuse body rated at 600 volts and 4 amps.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of branch circuit fuses must 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 a fuse. Verify that the replacement fuse matches the amperage, voltage, and interrupt rating specified for the fuseholder and circuit. Do not substitute a higher-amperage fuse in an attempt to clear repeated overcurrents — identify and correct the root cause of the fault first.