Eaton PV-355A-3L-BU-15 Photovoltaic Fuse - Class gPV

Part Number: PV-355A-3L-BU-15
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Manufacturer
Eaton
Part number
PV-355A-3L-BU-15

Quick Summary

Eaton Bussmann series photovoltaic fuses protect DC PV circuits in solar installations. Engineers often struggle with high fault currents, arc energy, and regulatory complexity during system startup and ongoing maintenance. Certified to IEC 60269, UL Listed, and CSA Certified, with CE RoHS compliance for global deployments. With bolted blade connections and a compact 3L form factor, these fuses streamline installation while delivering reliable protection for inverters, PV arrays, and disconnects.

Product Information

Extended Description

PV-355A-3L-BU-15 Eaton: Eaton Bussmann series Fuse-link, high speed, 355 A, DC 1500 V, 3L, 75 x 91 x 201 mm, gPV, UL, IEC, no indicator, bolted connections
Product Name
Eaton Bussmann series photovoltaic fuses
Catalog Number
PV-355A-3L-BU-15
EAN
5027590369992
Product Length/Depth
201 mm
Product Height
74 mm
Product Width
74 mm
Product Weight
2035 g
Compliances
CE Marked RoHS Compliant
Certifications
IEC 60269 UL Listed CSA Certified
Amperage Rating
355 A
Voltage rating
1500 Vdc
Interrupt rating
100 kAIC
Class
Class gPV
Pre arc (I2T)
195000
Watt losses
59 W
Application
Photovoltiac systems, inverters ,Photovoltaic array combiners and disconnects
Fuse type
PV-3L-BU-15
Fuse indicator
Non Indicating
Fuse size
3L
Fitted with:
Blade with bolt holes
High interrupt rating provides robust protection against severe short circuits, reducing the risk of equipment damage and downtime; the business impact is improved system reliability and lower maintenance costs in solar deployments. The 355 A current rating at up to 1500 V DC enables efficient protection for large PV inverters and string configurations, translating to safer startups and simplified wiring with bolted blade connections. The 100 kAIC interrupt capability offers resilience against prospective fault currents, supporting compliance with industry standards and reducing the likelihood of cascading failures in arrays. Low watt losses (59 W) minimize heat buildup and energy waste, improving overall efficiency in PV stations. The 3L, non-indicating design with blade fittings simplifies installation and service, enabling faster field replacements and reduced labor costs. Certifications (IEC 60269, UL Listed, CSA Certified) ensure global acceptance, while CE Marked RoHS compliance supports environmentally responsible procurement and end-user safety. This fuse is compatible with PV inverters, array combiners, and disconnects, delivering reliable protection without adding wiring complexity in modern solar microgrids.

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FAQs

Install using the blade with bolt holes for secure, bolted connections. Ensure the system voltage is within the 1500 Vdc rating and the current rating matches or exceeds the system’s operating current. Follow UL IEC guidelines and mount in an appropriate enclosure with proper clearance and labeling to maintain safe operation.
It carries IEC 60269 certification, UL Listed, and CSA Certified, with CE Marked and RoHS compliance for global deployment across solar, inverter, and DC distribution applications.
Yes. It is a 3L class PV fuse with bolted blade connections designed for PV inverters, array combiners, and disconnects. Confirm enclosure fit and ensure mounting hardware matches blade connection requirements.
Amperage rating is 355 A, voltage rating is 1500 Vdc, interrupt rating is 100 kAIC, and pre-arc I2T is 195000. These specs support fast, reliable protection for high-energy PV installations while limiting fault energy.
By providing high-speed DC protection with high interrupt capacity and certified reliability, the fuse reduces downtime, protects expensive inverter components, and supports regulatory compliance, contributing to lower maintenance costs and safer, more efficient long-term operation.