JKS-10 - 10 Amp Fuse

JKS-10 - 10 Amp Fuse

When you’re replacing a fuse, “close enough” isn’t a useful specification. The Eaton Bussmann series JKS-10 is a 10A, 600V Class J fuse with a manufacturer-specified 200 kAIC interrupting rating at 600VAC. For compatible equipment that requires this exact combination of Class J, amperage, voltage, interrupting rating, and physical configuration, the JKS-10 is built to last and offers a clear replacement option.

Key Features and Benefits

• 10A rating: Rated at 10 amps for equipment specifically requiring this amperage.
• 600V Class J fuse: Combines a 600-volt rating with the defined physical and electrical characteristics of a Class J fuse.
• Single-element configuration: The JKS-10 is specified with one element, removing ambiguity when comparing it with an existing fuse.
• Ferrule end connections: Features a ferrule end x ferrule end connection configuration.
• Non-indicating: Designed without a built-in visual fuse-status indicator.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer / Series: Eaton Bussmann series JKS
  
• Catalog Number: JKS-10
  
• Product Type: Fuse
  
• Fuse Class: Class J
  
• Amperage Rating: 10A
  
• Voltage Rating: 600V
  
• Interrupting Rating: 200 kAIC at 600VAC
  
• Number of Elements: 1
  
• Connection: Ferrule end x ferrule end
  
• Fuse Indicator: Non-indicating
  
• Special Feature: Non-indicating
  
• Product Length / Depth: 2.25 in
  
• Product Height: 0.81 in
  
• Product Width: 0.81 in
  
• Product Weight: 1.15 lb
  
• UPC: 051712630108
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

According to the supplied manufacturer specifications, the Eaton Bussmann JKS-10 fuse carries the following compliance designations:

• CE Marked
• RoHS Compliant

Where It Works Best

The JKS-10 10A 600V Class J fuse is best suited to compatible electrical equipment that requires its specific combination of 10A amperage, 600V rating, Class J configuration, 200 kAIC interrupting rating at 600VAC, single-element design, ferrule end connections, and stated physical dimensions. Those details make it easier for electricians, maintenance teams, and facility personnel to compare the fuse specification with the requirements of existing equipment.