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Carbolite ELF Series User Manual

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ELF (B)


MF01 3.31

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Fuses

8.2 Fuses are marked on the circuit diagram (above) with type codes, e.g. F1, F2. A list of the correct

fuses is tabled below.

If any fuse has failed, it is advisable for an electrician to check the internal circuits.

Replace any failed fuses with the correct type. For safety reasons do not fit larger capacity fuses
without first consulting Carbolite.

The fuses are near the cable entry point, and access is by removal of the back panel.

The fuses are mounted on an EMC filter circuit board. The smaller fuses F2 (when present) are for
the control circuit only.

F1-F2: Refer to the circuit diagram.

F1

Internal supply fuses

32mm x 6mm type F fitted on EMC filter circuit board(s)

F2

Auxiliary circuit fuses

20mm x 5mm type F fitted on EMC filter circuit board

Customer fuses

Use fast-blow fuses to minimum rating shown

Model

phases

Volts

Supply Fuse
Rating (Amps)
F1

Aux.
Fuse
F2

Customer Fuse
Rating

ELF 11/6B

1-phase

200-240V

10A (2 off)

2A*

10A

ELF 11/6B

1-phase

100-120V

10A (4 off)

2A

20A

ELF 11/14B 1-phase

200-240V

12.5A (2 off)

2A

12.5A

ELF 11/14B 1-phase

100-120V

12.5A (4 off)

2A

25A

ELF 11/23B 1-phase

200-240V

25A (2 off)

2A

25A

ELF 11/23B 1-phase

100-120V

50A (2 off)

2A

50A

* fuse not present unless overtemperature option is fitted

8.3 The furnace control system incorporates electronic power control, including a “power limit”

parameter that is used to reduce the effective voltage to 208V (or 104V); the values of the power
limit for different voltages are as follows:

ELF 11/6B
ELF 11/14B
ELF 11/23B

Voltage:

100
200

104
208

110
220

115
230

120
240

Power

100% 100%

89%

81%

75%