IEEE C37.46-2010
Voltage (>1000 V) Expulsion and Current-Limiting Power Class Fuses and Fuse Disconnecting Switches
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C37.46-2010 is a technical standard for voltage above 1000 V expulsion and current-limiting power class fuses and fuse disconnecting switches. It addresses equipment used in power, energy, and industrial applications where overcurrent protection and disconnecting performance must be coordinated. By defining expectations for these fuse classes and related switching devices, the standard helps support safer selection, installation, and system compatibility in medium- and higher-voltage circuits.
Overview of C37.46-2010
This standard focuses on the engineering and performance context for high-voltage fuse equipment, including expulsion and current-limiting power class designs and fuse disconnecting switches. C37.46-2010 is relevant where electrical systems require protective devices that can interrupt fault currents and isolate circuits reliably. It is commonly used as a reference for design, rating, and application decisions, helping engineers and purchasers compare equipment intended for above-1000 V service in a consistent way.
Typical use cases
C37.46-2010 may apply to distribution and industrial power systems that use fuse-based protection for transformers, feeders, capacitor banks, or similar high-voltage equipment. It is also relevant for fuse disconnecting switches used to provide visible isolation during maintenance or replacement. In practice, the standard supports utility, substation, and plant environments where current-limiting or expulsion fuse assemblies are chosen to manage fault protection, operational coordination, and safe service access.
Why it matters
For engineers, specifiers, and procurement teams, C37.46-2010 helps bring clarity to equipment expectations in voltage classes above 1000 V. Using a defined standard can improve consistency in product selection, testing alignment, and system coordination, while reducing risk from mismatched ratings or unsuitable disconnecting arrangements. It is especially useful when comparing fuse products for compliance, safety, and performance in critical power applications. C37.46-2010 also supports clearer communication between design, operations, and purchasing teams.
- Voltage above 1000 V applications
- Expulsion and current-limiting fuse classes
- Fuse disconnecting switches
- Protection and isolation in power systems
- Design, rating, and compliance reference
- Publication Date: 2010
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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