Abstract: The present invention provides a blown fuse indicator. More specifically, the present invention provides a blown fuse indicator adapted for use with multiple element fuses, which provides a perceivable distinction between a blown fuse due to a current overload and a blown fuse due to a short circuit. To this end, in one embodiment of the present invention, a diagnostic blown fuse indicator is provided for a fuse having both a short circuit element and a current overload element. The indicator includes a short circuit indicator in electrical communication with the short circuit element, wherein the short circuit indicator provides visual indication of a short circuit condition. The indicator also includes a current overload indicator in electrical communication with the current overload element, wherein the current overload indicator provides visual indication of an overload condition.

Abstract: The present invention provides an improved fused disconnect. More specifically, the present invention provides a fusible disconnect that includes a single line side terminal, two independent load side terminals, two independent removable fuse carriers and two independent blown fuse indicators. The common line side terminal provides power to both of the removable fuse carriers. The present invention therefore enables a single, standard sized disconnect to isolate and provide overload protection for two electrical load devices, thus reducing the required number of fused disconnects by one half. The present invention also reduces the required number of line side connections by one half. To this end, in an embodiment of the present invention, a multiple pole fused disconnect includes a housing, a line terminal secured to the housing and a plurality of load terminals secured to the housing.

Abstract: The present invention provides a blown fuse indicator. More specifically, the present invention provides a blown fuse indicator adapted for use with multiple element fuses, which provides a perceivable distinction between a blown fuse due to a current overload and a blown fuse due to a short circuit. To this end, in one embodiment of the present invention, a diagnostic blown fuse indicator is provided for a fuse having both a short circuit element and a current overload element. The indicator includes a short circuit indicator in electrical communication with the short circuit element, wherein the short circuit indicator provides visual indication of a short circuit condition. The indicator also includes a current overload indicator in electrical communication with the current overload element, wherein the current overload indicator provides visual indication of an overload condition.

Abstract: The present invention provides an improved fused disconnect. More specifically, the present invention provides a fusible disconnect that includes a single line side terminal, two independent load side terminals, two independent removable fuse carriers and two independent blown fuse indicators. The common line side terminal provides power to both of the removable fuse carriers. The present invention therefore enables a single, standard sized disconnect to isolate and provide overload protection for two electrical load devices, thus reducing the required number of fused disconnects by one half. The present invention also reduces the required number of line side connections by one half. To this end, in an embodiment of the present invention, a multiple pole fused disconnect includes a housing, a line terminal secured to the housing and a plurality of load terminals secured to the housing.