Littelfuse Launches Advanced and Easily Configurable Pre-engineered Fused Coordination Panels

PublishTime： 2021-08-26 Article Source：Littelfuse

Littelfuse, Inc. (NASDAQ: LFUS), an industrial technology manufacturing company empowering a sustainable, connected, and safer world, announced today the launch of its LFCP series of compact Fused Coordination Panels. Listed to UL 67, these advanced, easily configurable pre-engineered panels are for circuits requiring selective coordination fully rated to 200 kA short circuit current rating (SCCR). They are ideal for use on branch and feeder/service entrance circuits in hospitals, medical centers, hotels, amusement parks, stadiums, multi-unit residential buildings, and schools.

“We designed the new LFCP series coordination panel to remove the guesswork of selective coordination and make it easier for contractors to be code compliant on their construction jobs,” stated Sakthidharan Krishnamoorthy, product manager, Littelfuse Industrial Business Unit. “Available in a wide range of configurations to meet unique system requirements, these customizable panels provide a simple, time-saving solution that minimizes downtime.”

LFCP series fused coordination panels:

· 1 Are complaint with NEC 700.28 for selective coordination and 700.32 for emergency system coordination

· Use standard UL listed Class CC and J fuses, which are readily available in the marketplace

· Feature 20” width enclosure to accommodate space restrictions typical for switchboards

· Rated up to 600 V ac to meet common requirements for commercial construction application

· Pre-engineered panels suitable for use in legally required standby systems and Critical Operation Power Systems (COPS)

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