PV-1000-15A
1000VDC 15A gPV fuse for legacy solar systems and cost-sensitive applications.
Product Overview
Description
The PV-1000-15A is a cost-effective gPV fuse for 1000VDC solar systems.
This fuse is ideal for legacy installations and cost-sensitive residential projects where 1500V is not required.
The 15A rating handles typical residential strings while providing full gPV protection.
Product Series
PV
Primary Application
Legacy 1000V solar systems
Key Features
- 1000VDC rating for standard PV systems
- gPV classification per IEC 60269-6
- 15A rating for typical residential strings
- Compact 10x38mm size
- Cost-effective for high-volume applications
- Full-range protection for all fault currents
Specifications
| Voltage Rating | 1000V DC |
|---|---|
| Current Rating | 15A |
| Breaking Capacity | 10kA @ 1000V DC |
| Size | 10x38mm |
| Mounting | PV fuse holder or inline |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +90°C |
| Time-Current | gPV full range |
| Standards | IEC 60269-6, UL 248-19 |
Applications
Legacy 1000V solar systems
Renewable energy systems
Cost-sensitive residential installations
Electronic system design
Small commercial rooftop systems
Electronic system design
Retrofit applications
Electronic system design
Off-grid solar systems
Renewable energy systems
FAE Expert Insights
"The PV-1000-15A provides a cost-effective option for 1000V systems. While the industry is moving to 1500V, many existing systems and budget-conscious installations still use 1000V. This fuse offers the same gPV protection at a lower cost point. The 10x38mm size is widely available and fits many existing fuse holders. I recommend this for retrofit projects and cost-sensitive residential installations where 1500V is not required."
Cost-effective 1000V/15A PV fuse for legacy and budget-conscious installations
— Jennifer Liu, BeiLuo
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I use 1000V or 1500V fuses for new installations?
For new installations, we recommend 1500V fuses even if your current system is 1000V: 1) Future-proofing - system voltage may be upgraded later; 2) Industry trend - 1500V is becoming standard; 3) Minimal cost difference - 1500V fuses only slightly more expensive; 4) Availability - 1500V products have better long-term availability. Use 1000V fuses for: 1) Legacy system maintenance; 2) Very cost-sensitive projects; 3) Replacement of existing 1000V fuses.
Use 1500V for new installations. Use 1000V for legacy systems and retrofits.