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AEC-Q200 high-voltage cartridge fuses ensure EV power protection

By Michelle Froese | September 19, 2025

Littelfuse, Inc., an industrial technology manufacturing company, announced the release of the 828 and 827 Series High-voltage Cartridge Fuses.

Designed to meet the unique needs of electric vehicle (EV) systems, these fuses are the first AEC-Q200-compliant cartridge fuses rated at 1,000 Vdc (828 Series) and 800 Vdc (827 Series).

Their compact, automotive-grade design delivers reliable circuit protection for high-voltage EV subsystems such as onboard chargers (OBCs) and power distribution units (PDUs). The 828 and 827 Series offer a 10-kA interrupting rating, a wide operating temperature range (-55° to 125° C), and multiple mounting configurations (through-hole and bolt-down).

These features provide engineers with flexible, space-saving solutions for integrating protection into next-generation EV power electronics.

Key differentiators include:

  • Voltage ratings: 1,000 Vdc (828 Series) / 800 Vdc (827 Series)
  • Interrupting capability: 10 kA at rated voltage (both series)
  • Mounting flexibility: Through-hole and bolt-down versions with integrated ISO terminal and stand-off leads
  • Standards compliance: AEC-Q200, RoHS, Halogen Free, and 100% Pb-Free

By eliminating the need for additional mounting accessories or complex lead-forming processes, these fuses simplify integration into high-voltage circuits while maximizing PCB real estate efficiency.

Their reliable construction ensures performance and durability in harsh environments, which is mission-critical for EV applications.

The 828 and 827 Series expand Littelfuse’s portfolio of circuit protection solutions for the rapidly evolving el-mobility market. By combining high voltage ratings with automotive-grade reliability and flexible assembly options, these fuses enable engineers to develop safer and more efficient EV power systems.

The 828/827 Series Fuses are available in tray format in quantities of 300 to 500.

Applications:

  • EV electronics
  • OBCs
  • PDUs
  • High-voltage EV subsystems

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Filed Under: High Voltage Systems (> 60 VDC), Onboard Charging, Technology News

 

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