Description

15A 250v Glass Cartridge Fuse – Ultimate Protection and Precision

Ensure the safety of your valuable electronics with the 15A 250v Glass Cartridge Fuse. Engineered to provide reliable and consistent protection, this high-quality fuse safeguards your devices from potential damage caused by electrical surges and overloads. Its robust construction ensures a rapid response to any irregularities in your electrical system, preventing costly repairs and downtime. Choose this fuse to enhance the longevity and reliability of your electronic investments.

The 15A 250v Glass Cartridge Fuse is not only reliable but also incredibly versatile. Compatible with a wide range of electronic devices and applications, it is an essential component for anyone involved in electronics repair or DIY projects. Installation is straightforward, requiring no specialized tools or expertise. Simply integrate it into your circuit for immediate protection. Its compact size ensures it fits seamlessly into various electronic setups, making it a convenient choice for both professional and personal use.

Key Characteristics:

1. Current Rating: 15 Amperes (A)
   • Indicates the maximum current the fuse can safely handle without blowing.
2. Voltage Rating: 250 Volts (V)
   • Indicates the maximum voltage the fuse can withstand.
3. Material: Glass Cartridge
   • The body of the fuse is made of glass, which allows for easy inspection of the fuse element.
4. Size: Varies, but typically available in standard dimensions such as 5x20mm or 6x30mm.

Uses:

• Circuit Protection: Protects electrical circuits from damage caused by overcurrent or short circuits.
• Consumer Electronics: Commonly used in household electronics, such as TVs, microwaves, and computers.
• Industrial Equipment: Used in industrial machinery and equipment to safeguard against electrical faults.
• Automotive Applications: Can be found in some automotive circuits, though blade fuses are more common in this sector.

How It Works:

• When the current flowing through the circuit exceeds 15A, the fuse element (usually a thin wire) inside the glass body melts or breaks, interrupting the circuit and preventing further current flow. This action protects the equipment or wiring from damage.