JJN-700 - 700Amp Fuse

JJN-700 - 700Amp Fuse

When selecting a 700-amp Class T fuse, design matters as much as the specs. The Eaton Bussmann series JJN-700 is a durable option, rated for 700A with voltage ratings of 300VAC and 170VDC. Its reliable construction and clear ratings make it easy to ensure compatibility with your equipment.

Key Features and Benefits

• 700A Class T fuse for equipment requiring this specific current rating and fuse class.
• Dual voltage specifications of 300VAC and 170VDC provide clear reference points for AC and DC compatibility checks.
• Bolted blade end x bolted blade end connection clearly defines the required connection configuration.
• Non-indicating design with no built-in visual fuse-status indicator.
• Catalog number JJN-700 provides an exact model reference for maintenance records and compatibility checks.

Technical Specifications

• Product Name: Eaton Bussmann Series JJN Fuse
  
• Catalog Number: JJN-700
  
• Product Type: Fuse
  
• Fuse Class: Class T
  
• Amperage Rating: 700A
  
• AC Voltage Rating: 300VAC
  
• DC Voltage Rating: 170VDC
  
• AC Interrupt Rating: 200 kAIC at 300VAC
  
• DC Interrupt Rating: 100 kAIC at 170VDC
  
• Connection: Bolted Blade End x Bolted Blade End
  
• Fuse Indicator: Non-Indicating
  
• Length/Depth: 3.38 in.
  
• Height: 1.75 in.
  
• Width: 1.75 in.
  
• Product Weight: 0.85 lb.
  
• UPC: 051712627245
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

The supplied manufacturer specifications identify the JJN-700 as CE-marked and RoHS-compliant. You can review these documented compliance details alongside any applicable equipment, facility, or project requirements.

Where It Works Best

The Eaton Bussmann JJN-700 700A Class T fuse suits compatible existing electrical equipment that specifically requires its combination of 700A amperage, Class T configuration, 300VAC or 170VDC rating, corresponding interrupting capacity, bolted-blade connection, and 3.38 x 1.75 x 1.75-inch dimensions. It is particularly straightforward to evaluate when JJN-700 is identified in equipment documentation or when the existing fuse provides enough information for a complete specification-by-specification comparison.