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EFB1000 | 500ADC 1000V aR/aBAT Fast Acting Fuse
The EV Fuses are high-performance protective components specifically designed for electric vehicle (EV) applications. With a rated voltage of AC/DC 1000V and current capacities ranging from 5A to 800A, these fuses provide reliable circuit protection for critical EV systems.
Certified under IEC60269 standards, they ensure high breaking capacities (AC100kA and DC50kA) to handle fault conditions effectively.
Available in aR and aBAT operating classes, these fuses are ideal for safeguarding EV power systems against overcurrent and short-circuit damage.
Specifications
| Specification | DATA |
|---|---|
| Rated Voltage: | AC/DC1000V |
| Rated Current (A): | 5A~800A |
| Breaking Capacity: | AC100kA, DC50kA |
| Operating Class: | aR aBAT |
| Standard: | IEC60269 |
| Application: | Electric Vehicle |
Dimension Drawing
Applications
EV Fuses are essential for maintaining the safety and performance of electric vehicles. Key applications include:
Battery Protection
Safeguards EV batteries from overcurrent and short circuits.
Inverter Protection
Ensures secure operations of inverters and associated components.
Charger Protection
Protects onboard and external EV chargers during energy transfer.
Electric Drive Systems
Provides secure circuit protection for motors and controllers.
Energy Storage Systems
Supports high-voltage energy storage in EVs.
DC Distribution Boxes
Ensures reliable circuit management in power distribution units.
Renewable Energy Integration
Suitable for EV systems integrated with renewable energy solutions.
Why Choose Us as an Electric Vehicle Fuse Supplier?
EV-Focused Innovation
We design fuses specifically for electric vehicles, ensuring optimal protection and system compatibility.
Reliable Quality Standards
Our fuses meet international safety and performance certifications, guaranteeing consistent and reliable performance under extreme EV conditions.
Broad Product Range
From compact passenger EVs to heavy-duty electric trucks, we offer a wide variety of fuse models to match diverse applications.
Compact & Lightweight
Space-saving designs fit perfectly within EV architecture without compromising performance or durability.
OEM Customization
Support for custom designs and ratings tailored to specific EV platform requirements and standards.
Quick and Reliable Delivery
Streamlined production and logistics systems ensure fast, on-time delivery to meet urgent customer demands.
FAQs
What is the voltage rating of EV Fuses?
EV Fuses are rated for AC/DC voltages up to 1000V.
What current capacities do these fuses support?
They support current ratings ranging from 5A to 800A.
What is the breaking capacity of these aR fuses?
The breaking capacities are AC100kA and DC50kA.
Can EFB1000 fuses be used in other high-voltage applications besides EVs?
Yes, it can be used in other high-voltage DC applications, such as solar power systems, wind energy systems, and industrial power supplies.
Are these fuses compliant with international standards?
Yes, they comply with IEC60269 standards for safety and performance.
What materials are used in these fuses?
High-grade materials ensure thermal and mechanical stability for EV-specific requirements.
Do these fuses protect battery systems?
Yes, they are designed to safeguard EV batteries from overcurrent and short circuits.
Are these fuses compatible with high-voltage energy storage?
Yes, they are engineered for use in high-voltage energy storage systems.
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