ACK-35

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The ACK-35 is an electrical specialty fuse designed to meet the need for maximum power accommodation while maintaining a high degree of reliability. The fuse is factory installed and is installed on the topside of the panel or circuit board, minimizing mounting space. The ACK-35 comes in two models, the ACK3-5PHF and the ACK3-5BLE. Regardless of the model, the fuse is a thermal-magnetic dual device with current-limiting capabilities. It also has a trip indicator, so there’s no guesswork as to whether the fuse is open or closed.

The ACK-35 fuse has a two-way characteristics. It has both a pickup characteristic and a hold characteristic. The pickup characteristic is the mechanism which senses when the current has dramatically increased and will trip. The hold characteristic is the mechanism which holds the highest set current before it trips and the fuse opens. The ACK-35 has a current rating of 35A and an interruption current rating of 1000A. It has a voltage rating of 100V AC and a maximum insulation voltage of 250V.

The ACK-35 fuse is approved to international standards such as UL and CSA, so it is suitable for a wide variety of applications. It is generally used to protect circuit breakers and power supplies in overhead lines, utility networks, control systems, industrial machinery, IT networks, and home appliances. The fuse is also suitable for photovoltaic systems, motor control centers, and instrumentation.

The ACK-35 fuse is designed to meet the toughest demands for reliable and safe operation. Its thermal-magnetic dual device design is able to accommodate large faults while its trip indicator allows for a simple visual inspection of the fuse status. The ACK-35 is designed to provide maximum power accommodation and reliable protection for a wide range of applications. It is a dependable, cost-effective solution for protecting both power circuit applications and home wiring systems.

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