ADLER EF3 200 Vdc / 100 A fuse – MG5001359

This ADLER EF3 fuse from MG Energy Systems has the following electrical specifications:

Rated current: 100 ATerminal voltage: 200 VdcInterrupting rating: 50 kA at 200 Vdc

The product reference is MG5001359. It is an ADLER EF3 fuse, with the specific variant identified as EF33100220 in the technical datasheet.

This fuse is designed for protecting MG Energy battery systems and DC distribution panels. It is particularly suited for MG Energy DC system integrators requiring EF3-type protection rated at 100 A.

This fuse is in the EF3 format, measuring 36 × 22 mm. It is designed for M8 bolt mounting.

Yes, this fuse is designed to comply with the following standards:

UL 248-20, ISO 8820-8, GB/T 31465, IEC 60269-7. It is also a UL-recognized component (file no. E506668), manufactured under the IATF 16949 quality system, and compliant with RoHS and REACH.

The declared shipping weight for this fuse is 0.07 kg.

For satisfactory operation, the recommended operating conditions are:

Normal temperature: from -5°C to 40°C
Altitude: must not exceed 2000 m above sea level
Relative humidity: must not exceed 50% at the maximum temperature of 40°C (higher humidity is permitted at lower temperatures, e.g., 90% at 20°C)
Moderate condensation may occasionally occur due to temperature variations.

Yes, this fuse is specifically designed and tested to provide the best protection performance in high-power battery charging and management systems for electric vehicles (EV) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEV). It meets the vibration test requirements of section 8.6.2.3 of UL248-20.

This fuse can be installed in the Master LV or the Distributor LV from MG Energy Systems, according to the dealer portal information.

It is strongly recommended not to replace this fuse with another rating without a full protection study. The rating must be validated by a professional to match your system's cables, batteries, and fault current.

To ensure compatibility, the fuse rating must be validated specifically for:

The cables used in the systemThe batteries connectedThe maximum expected fault currentA professional study is essential to guarantee adequate protection.

This fuse model (MG5001359) has a rated voltage of 200 Vdc. It is not designed for use in systems where the operating voltage exceeds this value.

This fuse must be installed by a qualified professional to ensure system safety and proper operation.

During installation, it is imperative to take the following safety precautions:

Perform installation with power off (system disconnected from all power sources).Check correct polarity of connections.Verify fuse selectivity in the overall protection system.Ensure proper insulation before powering the system back on.

The recommended torque for M8 mounting bolts is 12 ± 1 N·m. It is advised to confirm this value for the specific MG Energy assembly if additional instructions are provided.

The fuse is supplied alone. You will need to provide the following items separately for a complete installation:

A suitable fuse holderA distribution block (if required)Appropriate cablesConnector terminalsInstallation hardware

The fuse is designed to be secured using M8 bolts, ensuring a secure and robust connection in the electrical system.

Yes, this fuse is designed to operate with overload protection from 410% of the rated current (In), providing reliable DC fault current interruption.

This ADLER EF3 fuse, part number MG5001359, is designed for DC systems. Its main electrical characteristics are:

Rated current: 100 A
Rated voltage: 200 Vdc
Interrupting rating: 50 kA at 200 Vdc
Specifically suited for protecting MG Energy batteries in installations designed by a professional.

This fuse must be installed with the system powered off by a qualified professional to ensure safety and proper operation. Key points:

Torque: The recommended torque for M8 bolts is 12 ± 1 N·m.Compatibility: This fuse is compatible with MG Energy's Master LV or Distributor LV, according to your reseller portal specifications.Calibre validation: It is essential to validate the 100 A rating based on your installation's cables, batteries, and specific fault current. Do not substitute this rating without a new in-depth protection study.Checks: Before powering back on, it is critical to verify polarity, selectivity, and insulation of the entire system.Items such as the fuse holder, distributor, cables, terminals, and installation hardware are not included and must be sourced separately.