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Re: No auto-resetting fuses on Spikes?

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So maybe we shouldn't use Jaguars, because we can pull more current with a CIM than they are rated for before the breaker will trip?
In this case I think it's more analogous to our spike scenario to say that we shouldn't bypass/decrease the over temp protection on the jaguar since the fuse seems to be for internal protection of the spike.

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The point is that, in our use-case, it is reasonable to exceed the continuous current ratings for a short period of time.
I agree with that but unfortunately the rules are the rules. I'm also curious to know how those 20A snap actions typically behave above 20A. The data sheet gives a huge range...
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