Eaton SR-5-200mA-AP 200 mA 250 Vac Time-Delay Subminiature Fuse
Eaton SR-5-200mA-AP 200 mA 250 Vac Time-Delay Subminiature Fuse

Eaton SR-5-200mA-AP 200 mA 250 Vac Time-Delay Subminiature Fuse

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pEaton SR-5-200mA-AP — 200 mA, 250 V, time-delay fuse, 35 A at rated voltage, 50 Hz interrupting./p
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    Eaton SR-5-200mA-AP 200 mA 250 Vac Time-Delay Subminiature Fuse

    Built by Eaton, the SR-5-200mA-AP carries 200 mA, rated 250 Vac, uses a time-delay element.

    Technical Data

    ParameterRating
    ParameterValue
    Orderable part numberSR-5-200mA-AP (-AP = 1,000 pcs ammo pack, 12.7 mm pitch)
    Interrupting rating35 A at rated voltage, 50 Hz
    AgencyVDE 40020842 / cURus E19180 (JDYX8, JDYX2) / CCC / PSE / SEMKO / KC
    Current rating200 mA
    Melting I2t (typical)0.1688 A2s
    Power dissipation0.04 W
    Design standardIEC 60127-3 sheet 4
    Rated voltage250 Vac
    Typical drop215.5 mV at rated current
    Physical formRadial leaded, time-delay, thru-hole, plastic cap and base, UL 94V0
    CharacteristicTime-delay (T)
    Typical DC cold resistance0.94 Ohm

    Selection Notes

    • Interrupting capability is 35 A at rated voltage, 50 Hz — confirm the circuit's prospective fault current stays below this.
    • Time-delay element rides through motor starting and capacitive inrush without nuisance opening.
    • Startup surges of several times rated current are tolerated for a short window.
    • Working voltage must stay at or below 250 Vac; a lower-rated part is not a safe substitute.
    • Do not upsize beyond 200 mA to stop nuisance trips — fix the cause instead.

    Typical Applications

    Engineers usually specify it for these duties:

    • EV
    • adapter
    • surge

    Q&A

    What are the ratings of the SR-5-200mA-AP?

    200 mA continuous at 250 Vac, interrupting rating 35 A at rated voltage, 50 Hz.

    Is the SR-5-200mA-AP fast-acting or time-delay?

    It is time-delay. It tolerates short inrush surges.

    Can the SR-5-200mA-AP be used on a higher fault-current circuit?

    No — its interrupting rating is 35 A at rated voltage, 50 Hz. Choose a part whose breaking capacity exceeds the prospective fault current.

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