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BK-AGC-V-1-10: Descriptioncartridge fuses small dimension fuse; CategoryCircuit protection; File Size155KB，2 Pages; ManufacturerBussmann (Eaton)

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Manufacture	Cooper Bussm
Product Category	Cartridge Fuses
RoHS	N
Body Style	Cylindrical Leaded
Current Rating	100 mA
Voltage Rating AC	250 V
Mounting Style	Through Hole
Fuse Type	Fast Blow
Fuse Size / Grou	3AG (6.3 mm x 32 mm)
Dimensions	32.82 mm L x 6.35 mm D
Case Diamete	6.35 mm
Case Length	32.82 mm
Indicator Style	Without Indic
Interrupt Rating	35 A
Packaging	Bulk
Produc	Specialty Fuses
Resistance	12.565 Ohms
Termination Style	Axial
Type	Electronic Fast Acting Ferrule Fuse
Unit Weigh	2.722 g

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1/4" x 1-1/4" Fuses

AGC Series, Fast Acting, Glass Tube

Description

• Fast-acting, glass tube

• Optional axial leads available

• 1/4 x 1-1/4 (6.3mm x 32mm) physical size

• Glass tube, nickel-plated brass endcap construction

• UL Listed product meets standard 248-14

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

% of Amp Rating

Opening Time

100%

None

135%

60 Minutes Maximum

200%

120 Seconds Maximum

RoHS

2002/95/EC

Dimensions

(

⁄

)

Drawing Not to Scale

Agency Information

• UL Listed Card: AGC 1/500-10

• UL Recognition Card: AGC 11-45

• CSA Component Acceptance Card (Class No. 1422 30)

• CSA Certification Card (Class No. 1422 01)

Environmental Data

• Shock: 1/100A thru 3/4A – MIL-STD-202,

Method 213, Test Condition I; 1A thru 30A –

MIL-STD-202, Method 207, (HI Shock)

• Vibration: 1/100A thru 30A – MIL-STD-202,

Method 204, Test Condition A (Except 5g, 500HZ)

Ordering

• Specify packaging, product, and option code

Product Code

AGC-1/20

AGC-1/16

AGC-1/10

AGC-1/8

AGC-3/16

AGC-2/10

AGC-1/4

AGC-3/10

AGC-3/8

AGC-1/2

AGC-3/4

AGC-1

AGC-1-1/4

AGC-1-1/2

AGC-2

AGC-2-1/4

AGC-2-1/2

AGC-3

AGC-4

AGC-5

AGC-6

AGC-7

AGC-7-1/2

AGC-8

AGC-9

AGC-10

AGC-12

AGC-14

AGC-15

AGC-20

AGC-25

AGC-30

AGC-35

AGC-40

Voltage

Rating

250V

32V

250V

35A

100A

200A

AC Interrupting

Rating

125V

10000A

SPECIFICATIONS

32V

1000A

70A

80A

Typical DC Cold

Resistance**

(ohms)

4.500

29.000

12.565

6.800

4.900

3.360

2.300

1.670

1.203

0.615

0.312

0.190

0.145

0.115

0.078

0.067

0.057

0.045

0.030

0.024

0.020

0.017

0.0146

0.014

0.012

0.008

0.0070

0.0062

0.006

0.004

0.003

0.002

0.0014

0.0019

Typical

Melting I

t†

0.00773

0.000181

0.000787

0.00131

0.00637

0.00435

0.0148

0.0208

0.0321

0.269

0.815

1.615

0.018

0.0149

0.00509

0.00588

0.00879

0.0167

0.0305

0.045

0.071

0.105

0.152

0.21

0.492

0.566

1.438

2.109

3.807

Typical

Voltage

Drop‡

0.67

10.41

6.00

4.67

4.12

4.51

0.89

2.88

4.59

0.59

0.37

0.31

0.35

0.27

0.28

0.26

0.31

0.25

0.22

0.23

0.19

0.18

0.20

0.14

0.12

0.11

0.12

** DC Cold Resistance (Measured at

≤10%

of rated current)

† Typical Melting I

t (A

Sec) (I

t was measured at listed interrupting rating and rated voltage.)

‡ Typical Voltage Drop (Voltage drop was measured at 25°C ambient temperature at rated current)

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