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GRL DNR30-J1M Semiconductor Fuse Link AC 690V DC 500V 80A to 250A Factory

Model No.:
DNR30-J1M
Voltage Rating:
  AC 690 V / DC 500 V
Current Range:
80 A to 250 A
Protection Class:
  aR
Breaking Capacity:
100 kA (AC) / 50 kA (DC)
Time Constant:
~10–15 ms (DC 50 kA)
Standards:
IEC 60269-4, GB/T 13539.4
Certifications:
CCC, CE, TUV
Installation:
  Bolt-mounted (M10 bolts, recommended torque 21 N·m)
Description

Semiconductor Fuse Overview

DNR30-J1M high-current semiconductor fuse link (AC 690V / DC 500V, 80–250A) for industrial power protection. Provides fast short-circuit interruption. Meets IEC 60269-4, CE, CCC, TUV. Ideal for large inverters, converters and EV battery systems.

Semiconductor Fuse Technical Parameters

Specification and model Size In (A) I2t(A2S) Pre-Arcing I2t(A2S) Fusing 0.5In Power dissipation (W) 0.8In Power dissipation (W) 1.0In Power dissipation (W)
DNR30-J1M-80A 30 80A 9500 41000 5.2 9.7 18
DNR30-J1M-100A 30 100A 11700 50000 6.7 11.8 21.7
DNR30-J1M-125A 30 125A 13900 57000 7.4 13.3 24.5
DNR30-J1M-160A 30 160A 17000 67600 8.7 15.7 29
DNR30-J1M-200A 30 200A 17800 80000 10 18.6 34.3
DNR30-J1M-225A 30 225A 23000 97760 12.5 22.5 41.7
DNR30-J1M-250A 30 250A 26300 112300 14.4 25.9 47.9

Semiconductor Fuse Features

  • Heavy-Duty Body: Large cylindrical ceramic fuse with metal end caps and mounting pins for high-current applications.

  • Fast-Acting Link: Fuse element designed for quick melting on overcurrent, protecting against large fault currents.

  • Sand-Filled Core: Inert quartz sand extinguishes arcs efficiently to maintain safe interruption at high voltages.

  • Robust Construction: Durable ceramic cartridge withstands mechanical and thermal stress in power environments.

  • Dual AC/DC Compatibility: Rated for both AC and DC, suitable for mixed-grid or battery contexts.

  • Safety Rated: UL94 V-0 flame protection, preventing flame propagation even during heavy faults.

GRL DNR30 J1M Semiconductor Fuse Link

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Semiconductor Fuse Advantages

  • High Current Protection: Engineered for 80–250A circuits, ideal for large converters, heavy motors and EV traction.

  • Ultra-High Breaking Capacity: Handles severe fault currents (100 kA AC), enhancing safety in large electrical systems.

  • Wide Use Cases: Fits industrial inverters, HVDC systems, renewable energy storage and mass transit power modules.

  • Compliance: Meets international standards with CE/CCC/TUV certifications, facilitating global deployment.

  • Flame-Retardant Safety: V-0 rated body and arc-quenching protect assets and personnel during faults.

  • Bolt-in Replacement: Standard M10 installation for fast maintenance and compatibility with existing equipment.

  • Long-Term Reliability: Precise fuse link design minimizes nuisance failures and prolongs service life under heavy loads.

Semiconductor Fuse Applications

  • Large motor drives and industrial converters

  • Grid-tie inverters in solar and wind power plants

  • UPS systems for data centers and infrastructure

  • Electric vehicle (EV) powertrain and charging systems

  • Battery energy storage systems and substation equipment

  • HVDC systems and traction power supplies

  • Heavy machinery protection and switchgear units

Semiconductor Fuse FAQs

1、What does a fuse link do?

A fuse link like the DNR30-J1M protects high-power circuits by melting under excessive current, instantly breaking the circuit. This provides critical short-circuit and backup protection in power converters, EV systems and battery packs.

2、How do you choose the right fuse link?

Select a fuse by matching its voltage rating (AC/DC) and current rating to your system. The fuse rating should be above the normal operating current but below the fault level. Verify that its interrupting rating exceeds potential short-circuit current. Consider environmental and mechanical factors (size, temperature), and confirm compliance with relevant standards.

3、Is there a difference between AC and DC fuses?

Yes. AC fuses take advantage of AC zero-crossings to help extinguish arcs, whereas DC fuses must clear a continuous current. The DNR30-J1M (AC690V/DC500V) is rated for both, but each system should use a fuse specifically rated for its type of current.

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