I am having a difficult time finding a cost effective solution for an
industrial control application that requires fusing the secondary of a power
supply (24 VDC, 10 A).  A couple issues that I have are:

1) The solution would need to be DIN rail mountable.

2) The solution would need to satisfy both UL requirements (UL 508A) and
international/EU requirements.  UL requires fuses used in a DC circuit to be
evaluated/rated for DC.

3) From my understanding, supplemental fusing (i.e., 5x20mm, 1/4x1 1/4",
etc.) is not accepted in the EU for anything over 6.3 A which seems to rule
out this type of fusing (someone correct me if I am wrong here).

4) Blade style fuses (automotive), are becoming more popular in industrial
applications however, from a UL perspective, they need to be added to the
manufacturer's File in order for them to be allowed.

Does anyone have any possible solution recommendations?

Sincerely,


Nick Momcilovic
Product Safety

QuadTech
A Subsidiary of Quad/Graphics

Sussex, Wisconsin USA
+1 414 566 7915 tel
+1 414 566 9576 fax 
[email protected]
www.quadtechworld.com


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