- In April 2024, Littelfuse, Inc. announced the expansion of its high-speed fuse product line with the launch of the LSCR Series in North America. These fuses are specifically designed for protecting silicon carbide (SiC) devices in EV chargers and industrial drives. This development supports the region’s growing demand for EV infrastructure protection and efficient power electronics safeguarding.
- In March 2024, Mersen USA introduced its DC fuse solutions optimized for solar PV systems and battery energy storage applications in North America. The new HelioProtection® HP15F series was launched to comply with UL 248-19 and supports enhanced safety in renewable installations, which are expanding rapidly across states like California, Texas, and Arizona.
- In February 2024, Eaton Corporation launched its Bussmann Series NH Fuse Link with Condition Monitoring Capability across North America. The product integrates real-time data tracking, allowing for predictive maintenance in industrial and utility applications. The move aligns with the trend toward smart electrical systems and reinforces Eaton’s push toward digitally enabled circuit protection.
- In January 2024, SCHURTER Inc. launched the ASO 10.3x38 fuse series, targeting the North American solar and DC microgrid market. With higher voltage ratings and compatibility with combiner boxes, this launch supports ongoing efforts to decentralize energy systems in North American commercial and residential zones.
- In December 2023, Bel Fuse Inc. announced a strategic collaboration with a U.S.-based EV OEM to deliver customized high-voltage automotive fuses for use in next-gen EV battery platforms. The collaboration aims to address safety, size, and response time challenges in high-power electric vehicles, positioning Bel Fuse as a key supplier in the North American e-mobility space.
- In November 2023, Cooper Bussmann, a division of Eaton, expanded its UL-listed fuse accessories and holders portfolio for low-voltage applications across North America. The offering targets commercial real estate developments, retail outlets, and small-scale industrial sites, where modular and compact fuse systems are in high demand.
