Cable Limiters protect against short-circuit currents.
Cable Limiters protect against short-circuit currents. |
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December 7, 2005 -
Suited for copper and aluminum cables, Cable Limiters protect against short-circuit currents in residential and light commercial applications up to 250 Vac, as well as commercial and industrial applications up to 600 Vac. In single or multi-cable/phase applications, units provide current limiting short-circuit protection that minimizes potential hazards. In multi-cable/phase service entrance or grid network applications, limiters isolate faulted cables.
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Original Press release
Cooper Bussmann
114 Old State
Ellisville, MO, 63021
USA
New Cooper Bussmann Cable Limiters Protect Electric Cable Networks Against Short-Circuit Currents
ST. LOUIS, November 16, 2005 - A new line of Cooper Bussmann cable limiters are designed specifically to protect low-voltage grid network and service entrance cables from short-circuit currents.
The new Cooper Bussmann cable limiters provide superior protection against short-circuit currents in residential and light commercial applications up to 250Vac as well as commercial and industrial applications up to 600Vac for both copper and aluminum cables.
In single or multi-cable per phase applications, Cooper Bussmann cable limiters can provide current limiting short-circuit protection that minimizes the potential hazards. In multi-cable per phase service entrance or grid network applications, cable limiters provide a means to isolate faulted cables, thereby ensuring continuity of service.
For more information about Cooper Bussmann cable limiters, check out the online product datasheets at www.cooperbussmann.com.
Cooper Bussmann provides productivity through protection to the electrical, electronic and automotive industries worldwide. Find out more about the complete line of Cooper Bussmann circuit protection solutions at www.cooperbussmann.com.
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