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GRL DNR38-J1M Semiconductor Fuse Link AC 690V DC 500V 160A to 400A Factory

Model No.:
DNR30-J1M
Voltage Rating:
AC 690 V / DC 500 V
Current Range:
160 A to 400 A
Protection Class:
aR (semiconductor backup fuse)
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

The DNR38-J1M is a heavy-duty fast-acting fuse link for power semiconductor protection. Part of the DNR series, it carries AC 690V / DC 500V at 160–400A. It delivers backup and short-circuit protection in the most demanding applications, such as large inverters, HVDC converters, traction systems and utility battery installations. Built with a large UL94 V-0 ceramic body, the DNR38-J1M provides high reliability and complies with strict safety standards.

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)
DNR38-J1M-160A 38 160A 30600 102000 10 18.7 34.1
DNR38-J1M-200A 38 200A 39000 122000 13.8 25.1 46.5
DNR38-J1M-225A 38 225A 44900 145000 14.8 27.5 51
DNR38-J1M-250A 38 250A 53600 173000 16.4 31.2 57.5
DNR38-J1M-300A 38 300A 65000 200000 17 33.2 61.4
DNR38-J1M-315A 38 315A 82200 242000 19.2 35.5 65.7
DNR38-J1M-350A 38 350A 106000 280000 21.1 39.9 73.8
DNR38-J1M-400A 38 400A 130000 340000 23 42.9 78

Semiconductor Fuse Features

  • Ultra-Heavy-Duty Body: Extra-large ceramic cartridge with reinforced metal end caps, designed for very high current loads.

  • Fast-Acting Link: Precision fuse element that melts quickly to interrupt extreme fault currents.

  • Advanced Arc Suppression: Dense quartz sand filler effectively quenches arcs in high-power environments.

  • Rugged Construction: Engineered to withstand mechanical shocks, vibrations and high thermal stress.

  • Dual Compatibility: Rated for both AC and DC, suitable for grid and DC-bus protection.

  • Safety Certification: UL94 V-0 flame-retardant construction for maximum fire safety.

GRL DNR38 J1M Semiconductor Fuse Link

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Semiconductor Fuse Advantages

  • Massive Interrupting Power: Handles the highest fault currents (100 kA AC), essential for power station and grid applications.

  • Fast Protective Action: Rapid response to protect transformers, converters and semiconductor modules in critical systems.

  • Wide Deployment: Perfect for utility-scale inverters, transportation power systems, energy storage farms and industrial parks.

  • International Compliance: Meets IEC and domestic standards, backed by CE/CCC/TUV certification for global use.

  • V-0 Fire Safety: UL94 rated body and arc-resistant design protect infrastructure and personnel during faults.

  • Maintenance-Friendly: Bolt-in fuse design (M10) allows quick replacement even for very large systems.

  • Reliable Durability: High-quality materials and precise engineering ensure longevity and stability in heavy-use applications.

Semiconductor Fuse Applications

  • Utility-scale power inverters and substations

  • HVDC converter stations and transmission systems

  • Mass transit/rail traction power supplies

  • Large EV charging depots and battery backup facilities

  • Industrial power plants and factory automation

  • Grid energy storage and renewable energy farms

  • Heavy mining, marine power systems, and elevators

Semiconductor Fuse FAQs

1、What does a fuse link do?

A heavy-duty fuse link like the DNR38-J1M protects critical power systems by interrupting fault currents. Under overcurrent, the fuse element melts, providing short-circuit and backup protection to prevent catastrophic failure of equipment.

2、How do you choose the right fuse link?

Choose based on your system’s voltage (AC/DC) and load current. The fuse rating should exceed normal current but be lower than fault current. Ensure the fuse’s interrupt rating and type (aR) match your needs. Also account for environmental (ambient temperature, vibration) and mechanical requirements. Confirm that the fuse meets the necessary standards for your application.

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

Yes. DC systems do not have zero-crossings, so DC fuses often have higher voltage handling. The DNR38-J1M (AC690V/DC500V) demonstrates this. Always use a fuse specifically rated for AC or DC as required.

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