LESRK80I - 80 Amp Fuse

LESRK80I - 80 Amp Fuse

The Eaton Edison LESRK80I fuse is an 80 amp, 600 volt fuse with a 200 kAIC interrupt rating, giving you the core electrical specifications needed to evaluate it against the requirements of existing equipment. When you're trying to match the right fuse, a similar appearance isn't enough. Compare the LESRK80I catalog number, 80A amperage, 600V voltage rating, 200 kAIC interrupt rating, dimensions, and non-indicating configuration against your equipment's specifications.

Key Features and Benefits

• 80A amperage rating: Provides a clearly defined current rating for comparison with equipment requirements.
• 600V voltage rating: Makes it straightforward to verify the required voltage specification before installation.
• Non-indicating configuration: The manufacturer identifies both the fuse indicator and special feature as non-indicating.
• UL Listed: Provides manufacturer-documented certification information for product evaluation.
• CSA Certified: Adds another clearly identified certification to the LESRK80I specifications.

Technical Specifications

• Product Name: Eaton Edison LESRK Fuse
  
• Catalog Number: LESRK80I
  
• UPC: 782634990512
  
• Product Type: Fuse
  
• Amperage Rating: 80 A
  
• Voltage Rating: 600 V
  
• Interrupt Rating: 200 kAIC
  
• Fuse Indicator: Non-indicating
  
• Special Features: Non-indicating
  
• Product Length/Depth: 7.88 in
  
• Product Height: 1.11 in
  
• Product Width: 1.11 in
  
• Product Weight: 2.2 lb
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

The manufacturer lists material compliance as Not Applicable for the Eaton Edison LESRK80I. The fuse carries two specified certifications: UL Listed and CSA Certified. These details are presented separately from the electrical ratings so customers can quickly distinguish certification information from operating specifications.

Where It Works Best

Consider the Eaton Edison LESRK80I for equipment or circuits requiring an 80A, 600V fuse with a 200 kAIC interrupt rating and a non-indicating configuration, provided the equipment specifications call for those characteristics. Before installation, verify the catalog number, amperage, voltage rating, interrupt rating, physical dimensions, and indicator configuration against the requirements of the equipment being serviced. This specification-by-specification approach matters most when fuses look similar but have different electrical characteristics.