The 30322 CLASS CC 600V FUSEHOLDER is a reliable and efficient solution for securing fuses in various electrical applications. Designed to accommodate Class CC fuses, this fuse holder ensures optimal performance and safety at voltage ratings up to 600V. Its durable construction provides long-lasting use, making it a must-have for any electrical setup.
| Brand | Gould |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 600V |
| Interrupting Rating | 100 kA |
| Catalogue # | 30322 CLASS CC 600V FUSEHOLDER |
The Gould 30322 is a Class CC fuseholder rated 600V with a 100kA interrupting rating, designed to accept standard Class CC fuses — a compact, current-limiting fuse class commonly used in control panels, motor branch circuits, and industrial equipment. Class CC fuses from major brands (Gould/Ferraz Shawmut, Bussmann, Littelfuse) are generally interchangeable in this holder provided the ampere rating and voltage match.
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The Gould 30322 is designed specifically for Class CC fuses rated up to 600V. Class CC fuses from Gould/Ferraz Shawmut, Bussmann (LP-CC series), and Littelfuse are generally interchangeable, as long as the voltage and ampere ratings are appropriate for your circuit. Class CC fuses cannot be replaced with other fuse classes (e.g., Class J or Class RK5) in this holder.
The Gould brand was absorbed into Ferraz Shawmut and later Mersen. Northern Breaker Group specialises in obsolete and hard-to-find electrical components, so we can help source the 30322 directly or identify a current Mersen/Ferraz Shawmut equivalent that matches the Class CC, 600V, 100kA specification. Contact us or request a quote for availability.
Yes — provided the fuseholder and the Class CC fuses installed in it are CSA-certified and the application matches the holder's 600V, 100kA ratings. Always verify that the selected fuse ampere rating is appropriate for the circuit's conductor size and load requirements as per CEC Section 14. If you have questions about code compliance for your specific installation, consult a licensed electrician.
