Photovoltaic Fuse Holder

Rated with IP20 ingress protection and compliant with global standards

  • by Mersen
  • September 21, 2018
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  • Photovoltaic Fuse Holder
    Photovoltaic Fuse Holder

Mersen recently announced the launch of its photovoltaic fuse holder, the certified HP15FHM32 1500VDC HelioProtection® series. Mersen is a global expert in electrical protection and control for electrical power systems, and for this reason the HP15FHM32 fuse holder series was designed in order to comply with global standards. The IP20 ingress protection rate, possible thanks to a finger-safe rotating fuse carrier that accept 10/14 x 85 mm gPV fuses, takes the fuse holder to the next level of safety for utility-scale photovoltaic applications.

Characteristics of the photovoltaic market

Susan Benson, VP of Product Marketing, Mersen states, “Since its inception, the photovoltaic market has evolved from being a niche market of small scale applications to a mainstream electricity source. Considering this tremendous growth, the HP15FHM32 1500VDC series is an expansion of Mersen’s state-of-the-art electrical balance of systems (eBOS) portfolio, offering flexibility and versatility in designing safe PV systems.”

Flammability rating and other features

The body of the fuse holder is engineered with leading UL94-V0 material, providing high flammability rating and very good durability. The fuse holders also include a lock out/tag out feature as well as DMM probe access.

The HP15FHM32 series fuse holders are offered in two variations. The HP15FHM32A features a screw clamp, and the HP15FHM32B features a tool-less CAGE CLAMP®. Both are to accept standard PV rated wires with DIN rail mounting, providing added flexibility and versatility for end-use installations.

The HP15FHM32A is available immediately, and will be followed by the HP15FHM32B. For more information, visit the HP15FHM32 series product page. For more information about Mersen Electrical Power, visit ep.mersen.com

Graduated in political sciences and international relations in Paris, Anis joined the team in early 2019. Editor for IEN Europe and the new digital magazine AI IEN, he is a new tech enthusiast. Also passionate about sports, music, cultures and languages. 

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