Eaton EDCC4.5 Fuse - Class CC, UL Listed

The 4.5A rating in the EDCC4.5 fused Class CC design optimizes circuit protection for low-to-medium load feeders while preserving a compact panel footprint. By precisely matching load currents to the fuse rating, engineers reduce nuisance trips and extend component life across control cabinets, machine lines, and distribution panels. This sizing also improves thermal performance because the fuse experiences proportionate current, minimizing heat within enclosures and improving overall enclosure reliability in harsh environments. With a 200 kAIC interrupt capability, this fuse absorbs short-circuit energy without compromising the rest of the system, ensuring downstream equipment remains energized and safe during faults. This high interrupt rating is essential for equipment like soft starters, variable frequency drives, and motor drives where arc energy can be significant, helping prevent collateral damage, minimize unplanned downtime, and simplify fault analysis for maintenance crews. The voltage rating of 600 Vac and 300 Vdc covers both AC and DC control circuits common in automation, conveyors, robotics, and packaging lines, enabling one part to cover mixed-voltage applications. The EDCC4.5’s non-indicating style reduces panel clutter and simplifies stocking, while still meeting core protection requirements and supporting quick swaps during scheduled maintenance or line upgrades. UL Listed and CSA Certified with CE RoHS compliance provide traceability and regulatory assurance across global installations. These certifications help procurement teams meet supplier qualification criteria, minimize compliance risk in multi-site deployments, simplify vendor audits, and reassure customers about product safety and reliability in critical automation systems. Weighing only 0.19 lb and measuring 1.5 in by 0.41 in, the EDCC4.5 fits compact fuse blocks and standard protection schemes without demanding extra enclosure space. Its standard packaging and readily available catalog number streamline receiving, stocking, and field replacements in high-change environments, reducing lead times for panel rebuilds and maintenance outages. As a non-indicating fuse, it reduces visual chatter in control panels, though maintenance planners should rely on circuit testing and panel documentation for fault diagnosis. If signaled indication is required for fault location, Eaton offers compatible indicators and alternative EDCC variants to match your maintenance workflow and improve mean time to repair.