1. Smaller Simpler Better
Compact Circuit Protector
Smaller
Simpler
Better
the protection in 1/3 the space
Smaller, Simpler, Better offering 3 times the protection in one third of the space. This is our marketing message that you will see in the next slides in more detail.
The objective of this presentation is to provide initial training to the Cooper Bussmann sales team in preparation for the commercial launch in January of 2007.

2. Feature-rich solution!
Product Description
Compact Circuit Protector
Backed out Line and Load Terminals
Saves installation time.
Disconnect Switch
For load isolation
Indication Light
Easy troubleshooting tool to help find the opened fuse quickly
Lock-out/Tag-out
Meets requirements for maintenance safety procedures
Easy to Turn-lid
No fuse-puller required to install or extract a fuse
The product main features are:
Backed out Line and Load Terminals:
The screw on the terminal is backed out, so when the installer is wiring the product they don’t need to back the screw before installing the wire, making an easier and faster installation.
Indication Light:
Each pole has an indication light that will light up upon fuse opening.
Easy to turn lid:
Lid is design so that no tools are required for removal and installation of the fuse.
DIN Rail Mount:
Unit is design to fit 35mm din-rail applications to make easier to install multiple devices in one panel.
Disconnect Switch:
The switch isolates the load making it safe to replace the fuse or to work on the components downstream.
Lock-out/Tag-Out:
The switch includes a 4 mm opening to accept a shank lock or a standard lock-out devices from Brady or Ideal..
IEC Marked line and load terminal:
Markings in the product allow for global use.
35mm DIN Rail Mount
For quick, snap-on installation
IEC Marked Line and Load Terminal
For global acceptance
Feature-rich solution!

3. Small = Value for the OEM customer
Value - Smaller
CCP is 1/3 the space of equivalent UL489 circuit breakers
CCP is 2/3 the space of traditional fusible disconnects
Footprint comparison
MCCB Size reduction: 69.7%
MCCB
Fusible Disconnect
OEM’s value space in their panels and that translates in reduced equipment costs for them.
The CCP is smaller in size, nearly 70% smaller in footprint than an electrically equivalent MCCB (which only offers 65kAIC and costs over ten times the CCP), freeing up valuable space in a control cabinet.
If measured against a fusible disconnect the CCP is 42% smaller in footprint and 3 to 4 times less expensive.
Fusible Sw Size reduction: 42.3%
CCP
Source Eaton FDXXX
Source ABB CFDXXX
Small = Value for the OEM customer

4. UL1077 Supplementary Protector Small = Value for the OEM customer
Value - Smaller
Relative size comparison with Circuit Breakers
UL 489
Circuit Breaker
UL 489
Circuit Breaker
UL 489
Circuit Breaker
Cooper Bussmann CCP
UL1077 Supplementary Protector
Here is a lineup of traditional devices in the designer’s toolbox. From left to right, the devices are:
UL1077 supplementary protector by Schneider, CCP by Cooper Bussmann, UL489 circuit breaker by Schneider, UL489 circuit breaker by Eaton and a UL489 MCCB by Eaton.
What we are showing here is a relative comparison on the size of our CCP vs. the products that it could replace.
Small = Value for the OEM customer

5. Value - Smaller Small = Value for the OEM customer
UL512 Listed Class CC Fuse Holder with Class CC Fuses and UL508 Listed Disconnect
UL508 Listed Disconnect (Manual Motor) with Class CC fuses
Cooper Bussmann UL98 Listed Class CC Compact Circuit Protector with Class CC fuses
UL98 Listed Class CC fusible disconnect with Class CC fuses
Here is an example of current fusible solutions available to the designer.
The CCP is the only device that truly integrates the fuse holder and switch in one device and achieves the smallest space footprint.
Small = Value for the OEM customer

6. Value - Simpler Line and Load Terminals Fuse Switch DIN rail mount
NO+NC Aux Contacts
Line and Load Terminals
DIN rail mount
The CCP is simple to design, install and use.
Specifiers value the SCCR ratings of the CCP, with class CC fuses it is 200kA) as it promotes a high SCCR panel rating which is based on the key NEC marking requirements for short-circuit current ratings of industrial control equipment include:
Industrial control panels [ ]
Industrial machinery electrical panels [670.3(A)]
HVAC equipment [440.4(B)]
Installation of the CCP is easy. The one-step DIN Rail mount is quick and easy. The line and load side terminals are backed out at the factory to speed power wiring. Installing the fuse is simple. The Fuse door located on the bottom of the CCP rotates up and locks out of the way for easy fuse insertion. A positive closure of the fuse door confirms the door is locked and ready for deployment.
Operation of the CCP is simple. Like other mechanical switches, the lever in the front of the CCP simply rotates up to close the switch. Visual feedback in both color and text meet global requirements assuring that users anywhere in the world will find the CCP easy to operate. The fuse door is interlocked with the switch as a safety measure to prevent fuse removal under load.
The CCP is also equipped with an indicator for fuse status. When the fuse in the CCP has operated, the CCP indicator will illuminate showing maintenance personnel where to find and replace the fuse. This saves valuable time in troubleshooting.
Local Indication
Fuse Switch

7. Unmatched performance in electrical protection
Value - Better
Standard A/C Voltage Ratings
Standard Interrupting Ratings
MMP
MCB
MCCB
480/277
120/208
MMP
MCB
MCCB
65kA
14kA
18kA
CCP is rated
200kAIC
CCP is full
600v rated
Best of all, the CCP is a better choice for protection of circuits up to 32 amps at 600 volts, it is fully rated in comparison to most Circuit breakers that have slash ratings.
The High SCCR rating of 200,000 amps comes from the current limiting ability of the class cc fuse When looking for solutions to increase panel SCCR ratings, look no further than the CCP for high performance. Circuit breakers standard interrupting rating is usually 14 to 18kA and MMP’s is 65kA compared to the 200K Interrupting rating of the CCP.
Benefits of the high 200kAIC rating are reduced Arc Flash Hazard incident energy at the panel where the CCP is installed, and higher panel SCCR ratings which help the OEM and Panelbuilder make a more competitive solution.
Unmatched performance in electrical protection

8. Product Profile Three basic models Compact Circuit Protector
Catalog number:
CCP-1-30CC (1-Pole),
CCP-2-30CC (2-Pole),
CCP-3-30CC (3-Pole)
Catalog number:
CCP-1-30M (1-Pole),
CCP-2-30M (2-Pole),
CCP-3-30M (3-Pole)
Catalog number:
CCP-1-DCC (Class CC fuse, 1-pole)
CCP-1-DCM (Midget fuse, 1-pole)
Applications:
Motor Circuits
Control circuits
Heating and lighting
30A/ 600vAC
200kAIC rating
Accepts Class CC only
UL98
Horsepower Rated
Global Acceptance
32A/ 600vAC
Suitable for Global applications
Accepts IEC 10x38, 32A Am, 25A Gg or Class CC
IEC AC23A
UL 508
Control Circuits
80vDC
Blue handle clearly identifies DC circuit
Available in two skus: CC and 10x28 models to support global installations
The CCP comes in 3 different models:
Two units operate at 600 volts AC. One with the class CC fuse, and one with the supplementary Midget or 10x38 fuse for global installations.
The CCP also has a DC model rated up to 80 volts. This device is clearly denoted with a blue fuse door handle.
All AC models can be provided in multi-pole configurations of 1,2,3 Poles. The DC unit is available at 1 pole only.
All three devices make up the most innovative circuit protector in the market today.
Three basic models

9. Listed to UL, CSA and IEC standards
Product Profile
Agency Listings
Package size:
17.5mm [.689in] wide / Compliant to DIN
Maximum operating voltage and listings:
600Vac / 80Vdc UL98 Listed for class CC fuse.
600Vac / 80Vdc UL508 recognized, IEC AC23A for 10x38 IEC and Midget fuse.
Switch rating:
32A IEC AC-23A / 30A UL98 & CSA22.2 #4
Horse Power rating:
240V, w/CC fuse
SCCR:
200kA UL class CC
Frequency:
50-60Hz
Wire Range:
18-6AWG 75C CU only solid and stranded single and dual
4AWG single
These are the electrical and agency specifications. All this information is included in the datasheet or on the product label as specified by UL.
*CCC (China) Listing Under Investigation
Listed to UL, CSA and IEC standards

10. Product Profile 24vDC remote indication
Accessory: Remote Fuse Indication
Catalog number:
CCP-PLC-IND
Switch
Connects to CCP
Disconnect Switch
Pre-Wired Phase Monitoring Conductors
Includes spade terminals to connect to CCP
Two Indication LEDs
Green LED indicates unit power
Red LED indicates Open Fuse
The wired remote fuse indication for PLC applications has the following features:
Pre-Wired Phase Monitoring Conductors:
The device includes 3 phases pre-wired with spade terminals to connect to the CCP spade terminal connection. If less than 3 poles will be monitored, the leads can be trimmed back by the installer, since they are not live.
Switch:
This switch connects through a pin to the CCP disconnect switch so they power on and off at the same time. The lever on this device is used also to reset the output signal once the fuse is replaced.
Two Indication LEDs:
Two distinct LEDs indicate: unit power with a green LED and open fuse with a red LED.
The green LED is on all the time if the switch is on, while the red LED turns on only if any of the fuses open.
Open fuse LED is Resettable upon the replacement of the fuse and the actuation of the reset switch
Signal Connections to Monitor/Control:
This module will indicate that one of the fuses in it’s monitoring circuit has blown. It does not indicate which fuse. This can be determined by the local indicating lights on the CCP.
The signal connections to the monitor are accessed from the three pins on the front of the device and the device ships with the three quick connects for the pins.
The connections are as follows:
24vDC in
Signal ground
24vDC switched signal out, based on status of the fuses being monitored.
Signal Connections to Monitor/ Control
Includes ” quick connects for power, signal and ground connections.
24vDC remote indication

11. Remote Fuse Indication Accessory Installation to CCP
Product Profile
Accessory: Remote Fuse Indication
Remote Fuse Indication Accessory Installation to CCP
Wiring to CCP
Phase monitoring conductor dedicated wiring terminal
The Remote Fuse Indication Accessory mounts to the CCP on the left side of the CCP as shown in the diagram. The device snaps on the CCP and the hardware to install the device is included when it ships for easy installation and it is also installs in the same din rail than the CCP.
The PLC monitoring leads have a separate wiring terminal on the CCP we can see on the figure on the right.
The remote indication accessory comes standard with six wire leads (2 per pole) to connect to the CCP. If only the device is connected to a 1 pole or 2 pole CCP, the unused conductors from the accessory should be trim for a clean installation.
Dedicated terminal on the CCP to accept the conductor.
For 1-pole or 2-pole CCP connection, trim unused conductors from the device.
Mounts on left side of CCP
Necessary hardware is provided.
Dimensionally Compliant to DIN-43880
24vDC remote indication

12. Indication of CCP switch position for interlocking
Product Profile
Accessory: Auxiliary Contact for Switch Status
Catalog number:
CCP-AUX
Contact Rating
5A/240vAC
Auxiliary Contacts
One NO+NC Contact for Switch Status
Switch
Connects to CCP
Disconnect Switch
The Auxiliary contact accessory provides signal for the switch contacts with the following features:
Auxiliary Contacts:
Provides one NO + NC contact for the switch status
Rating:
The Auxiliary contact is rated for 5A/ 240vAC covering all control circuit needs
Switch:
The switch connects to the CCP disconnect switch and the signal from the Auxiliary contact is used to indicate the position of the CCP switch mechanism. The most common application for the Auxiliary contact will be to interlock the CCP operation with another device in the circuit such as a contactor or indicating light.
Indication of CCP switch position for interlocking

13. Product Profile Easy to install accessory
Accessory: Auxiliary Contact for Switch Status
Auxiliary Contact for Switch Status Accessory Installation to CCP
Mounts on right side of CCP
Mechanically interlocks with the CCP switch handle with hardware provided..
Dimensionally Compliant to DIN-43880
The Auxiliary contact accessory mounts on the right side of the CCP, and mechanically interlocks with the CCP switch handle with hardware provided.
It is dimensionally compliant to DIN
Easy to install accessory

14. Comprehensive volume of application knowledge
Challenge!
Tools for Selling
Application Note
The application note is perhaps the most important document in the selling toolbox.
Since the CCP is a new category in the designer’s toolbox, it might not be intuitive where the CCP can be applied and why it is a game-changer. The goal of the application note is to help the customer move beyond the benefits to identifying where they can apply the CCP. When this is coupled with the sample program that puts a sample in the OEM/ Panelbuilder’s hands, this gives the salesperson a great one-two punch to create new installations for the CCP!
In the next three slides, we will review some common applications as examples.
Comprehensive volume of application knowledge

15. Challenge! Best fused solution! Tools for Selling: Application Note
In the application note we have a comparison of the CCP with other fused solutions. As you can see the CCP with Class CC fuses offers the best ratings in a very compact footprint and competitive price.
Best fused solution!

16. Better ratings than circuit breakers
Challenge!
Tools for Selling: Application Note
We also have a comparison with Circuit breakers, and once again the CCP with Class CC fuses offers the best ratings in a very compact footprint and competitive price. In the application note we have a comparison of the CCP with other fused solutions. As you can see the CCP with Class CC fuses offers the best ratings in a very compact footprint and competitive price.
Better ratings than circuit breakers

17. Higher ratings achieved in control circuits
Challenge!
Tools for Selling: Application Note
Control Circuit
Applications
Control Circuit Applications:
When control circuit transformers or power supplies are tapped from the feeder circuit, UL508A requires protection of the control circuit by a Branch Circuit overcurrent device.
When tapped from the Branch Circuit, only supplemental overcurrent protection is required. However, in both cases, the equipment SCCR cannot be higher than the interrupting
rating of the control circuit overcurrent device. The CCP-Class CC can be used in these applications to provide cost-effective overcurrent protection, high interrupting rating and increased equipment SCCR. Where supplemental protectors and standard circuit breakers are used, the voltage rating and interrupting rating limits the application of equipment unless more expensive circuit breakers with higher ratings are used. This table compares the CCP with supplemental protectors and circuit breakers for these applications.
Higher ratings achieved in control circuits

18. Higher ratings achieved at competitive cost
Challenge!
Tools for Selling: Application Note
Resistive and
Lighting
Circuit
Applications
Resistive Heating and Lighting Circuit Applications:
Branch Circuit overcurrent devices are required for protection of resistive heating and lighting circuits. Low rated circuit breakers or misapplied supplementary protectors are sometimes used in these applications. Although the voltage and interrupting rating of the circuit breaker can be increased (resulting in increased cost), other circuit components, such as magnetic contactors, may have low short-circuit current ratings when protected by circuit breakers. The low interrupting ratings or low component SCCR will limit the equipment SCCR.
As shown in Table 5, with circuit breaker protection, the equipment is limited to an SCCR of 5kA due to the 5kA SCCR rating of the magnetic contactor when protected by a
circuit breaker. The CCP-Class CC is a cost-effective solution that does not limit the SCCR and can be used to raise the SCCR of components such as a magnetic contactor. Therefore, it is easier to achieve high equipment SCCR utilizing the CCP-Class CC.
Higher ratings achieved at competitive cost

19. Better ratings for motor circuit applications
Challenge!
Tools for Selling: Application Note
Motor Circuit
Applications
Motor Circuit Applications:
In motor circuit applications, several important considerations must be analyzed to determine the best solution for the specific application. The first consideration is the ability to disconnect, isolate and lock-out/tag-out the motor for maintenance and enhanced safety. Other important considerations to assure flexibility of design and applications for motor circuits are:
• Increased interrupting ratings and short-circuit current
ratings
• Increased voltage ratings
• Ratings with variety of components and manufacturers
The table in this slide compares the three most common motor circuit alternatives that provide disconnection, isolation and lockout/ tag-out capabilities and the effect on the other important
considerations.
Better ratings for motor circuit applications

20. Summary New category designed to help you Save space
Increase SCCR ratings
Improve safety
Reduce downtime
Increase your Bussmann sales by getting out early and winning customer specifications.
Thank You