Fuse Characteristics
| aM | Motor-Start or a time-delay to allow for motor surge start-up | |
| aR | Semiconductor protection partial range breaking capacity | |
| F | Fast-acting fast-blow | |
| FF | Fast-fast very fast | |
| Flink | Fast-acting fast-blow | |
| gG | General purpose | |
| gL | General purpose | |
| gR | Semiconductor protection current-limiting | |
| gT | Transformer protection | |
| HRC | High rupturing capacity | |
| M | Medium-delay time-lag | |
| M | Motor-start as a time-delay to allow for motor surge start-up | |
| PTC | Resettable fuse to 60V and 11A current-limiting | |
| SF | Super-flink fast-fast | |
| T | Time-delay slow-acting slow-blow - will absorb a short-term overload | |
| TT | Extended time-delay | |
| Trage | Time-delay slow-acting slow-blow - will absorb a short-term overload | |
| UR | Ultra Rapid semiconductor protection Ultra Quick™ hi-speed | |
| i2t A2t | is a measure of current (I) and time (t), that would be the thermal energy let through during short circuit interruption, as the integral of the square of the current over a given time expressed in ampere square seconds. Data may refer to pre-arcing or melting i2t for high currents which is practically a constant value, or refer to an operational i2t which varies with circuit conditions |