Cooper Power Systems 155F050EMF0202 has 3 recorded cross-reference matches across 3 manufacturers. Compare the listed alternatives and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.
Cooper Power Systems 155F050EMF0202 versus Cooper Power Systems 155F050-EX2:
Source page 2, row 12. Modular fuse chart row: 15.5 kV, 50 A. Voltage is the printed rated value, not the broader system-class heading. Match applies only to the two printed models and listed conditions. Historical manufacturer-listed candidate, not a current qualification or drop-in guarantee. Verify present availability, dimensions and mounting, voltage, current rating, interrupting capacity, time-current curves, fuse class, coordination, approvals and application suitability. Reverse search does not establish reverse replacement suitability.
Cooper Power Systems 155F050EMF0202 versus Elastimold M25CLF050:
Source page 2, row 12. Modular fuse chart row: 15.5 kV, 50 A. Voltage is the printed rated value, not the broader system-class heading. Match applies only to the two printed models and listed conditions. Historical manufacturer-listed candidate, not a current qualification or drop-in guarantee. Verify present availability, dimensions and mounting, voltage, current rating, interrupting capacity, time-current curves, fuse class, coordination, approvals and application suitability. Reverse search does not establish reverse replacement suitability.
Cooper Power Systems 155F050EMF0202 versus G&W Electric FSE2PB15F050:
Source page 2, row 12. Modular fuse chart row: 15.5 kV, 50 A. Voltage is the printed rated value, not the broader system-class heading. Match applies only to the two printed models and listed conditions. Historical manufacturer-listed candidate, not a current qualification or drop-in guarantee. Verify present availability, dimensions and mounting, voltage, current rating, interrupting capacity, time-current curves, fuse class, coordination, approvals and application suitability. Reverse search does not establish reverse replacement suitability.
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