Table of Contents
Foreword
1.Scope
1.1ProductsandApplicationsIncluded
1.2RegulatoryandOtherRequirements
2.Definitions
3.ApplicationDataforFuses
3.1FuseTypesandClassifications
3.2FuseRatings
3.3Current-LimitingFuses
4.SizingandSelection
4.1SizingFusesforMain,Feeder,andBranchCircuits
4.2MotorProtection
4.3Drivers,Rectifiers,andInverters
4.4Series-RatedCircuitBreakers
4.5Elevator,Emergency,LegallyRequiredStandby,and
EssentialSystemsinHealthcareFacilities
4.6Capacitors
4.7TransformerProtection
4.8FirePumps
4.9WelderProtection
5.DesignConsiderations
5.1SystemStudies
5.2Conductors
5.3Finger-SafeFuseholders
5.4Fusibledisconnects
6.Receiving,inspecting,handling,andStorage
6.1Receiving
6.2Handling
6.3Storage
7.Installation
7.1EnvironmentalConditions
7.2GeneralInstallationRequirements
7.3FusePullers
7.4SpareFuses
7.5EnergizingEquipment
8.InspectionandMaintenance
8.1FrequencyofInspectionsandMaintenance
8.2RoutineInspectionsandTesting
8.3PeriodicCleaning,Inspection,andMaintenance
8.4Inspection,Testing,andFuseReplacementFollowing
anOvercurrentorGround-Fault
8.5FusesSprayed,Splashed,Soaked,orSubmersedUnder
Water
8.6InfraredScanning
8.7Troubleshooting
AnnexA:NECRequirementsforFuses
AnnexB:ReferenceStandards Abstract
Describes application and installation practices and procedures for low-voltage, medium-voltage, and high-voltage fuses. Also applies to all classifications of fuses used for overcurrent protection of distribution, utilization, and control equipment used for power, heating, and lighting loads for commercial, institutional, and industrial use in non-hazardous indoor and outdoor locations.