Eaton 1025FA750-R 750 mA Ceramic Fuse, Quick-Blow, 250 Vac
Eaton 1025FA750-R 750 mA Ceramic Fuse, Quick-Blow, 250 Vac

Eaton 1025FA750-R 750 mA Ceramic Fuse, Quick-Blow, 250 Vac

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pEaton 1025FA750-R — 750 mA, 250 V, fast-acting ceramic cartridge fuse, 50 A AC; 50 A 125 Vdc interrupting./p
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    Eaton 1025FA750-R 750 mA Ceramic Fuse, Quick-Blow, 250 Vac

    Built by Eaton, the 1025FA750-R carries 750 mA, rated 125 Vdc, in a ceramic body.

    Technical Data

    ParameterRating
    Part number1025FA750-R
    Ordering codeTR2/1025FA750-R
    Packaging2,500 pcs on 24 mm tape-and-reel, 13 in (330 mm) reel, EIA-481
    Agency approvalUL Recognition, Guide JDYX2, File E19180 (250 mA - 15 A); CSA component acceptance
    Terminationssilver-plated end terminations, solder immersion compatible
    Typical voltage drop880 mV
    Interrupting rating50 A AC; 50 A 125 Vdc
    Package10.29 x 2.77 mm (4010 imperial / 1025 metric)
    Typical melting I2t0.143 A²s
    Typical cold resistance0.555 Ω
    Rated current750 mA
    Voltage rating, DC125 Vdc
    Voltage rating250 Vac
    Design standardEIA/IS-722

    Selection Notes

    • Interrupting capability is 50 A AC; 50 A 125 Vdc — confirm the circuit's prospective fault current stays below this.
    • Ceramic body holds higher breaking capacity than glass at the same footprint.
    • It is the usual choice where prospective fault current is high.
    • Working voltage must stay at or below 125 Vdc; a lower-rated part is not a safe substitute.
    • Do not upsize beyond 750 mA to stop nuisance trips — fix the cause instead.

    Typical Applications

    Engineers usually specify it for these duties:

    • EV

    Part Number and Packing

    Order code 1025FA750-R from Eaton, supplied in 10.29 x 2.77 mm (4010 imperial / 1025 metric). Confirm the exact suffix before release.

    Q&A

    What are the ratings of the 1025FA750-R?

    750 mA continuous at 125 Vdc, interrupting rating 50 A AC; 50 A 125 Vdc.

    Can the 1025FA750-R be used on a higher fault-current circuit?

    No — its interrupting rating is 50 A AC; 50 A 125 Vdc. Choose a part whose breaking capacity exceeds the prospective fault current.

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