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The First Step to Identifying your Fuse it to look at it's overall shape and class marking. Use the images below to find the closest possible match. Once you find the Fuse click on the link and we will further identify your Fuse features, ratings and characteristics. |
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These fuses can be recognized by the round body with blades where they can be bolted in place. Available in Fast-Acting or Time Delay. Look for "Class L" printed on the fuse.
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These fuses can be recognized by either their cartridge shape or blades used for slot mounting. Look for "Class RK1" printed on the fuse.
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These fuses can be recognized by their cartridge shape or blades used for slot mounting. Look for "Class RK5" printed on the fuse. |
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These fuses can be recognized by the round body with blades where they can be bolted in place or in its cartridge version. These fuses are described as "Very Fast Acting" fuses. Look for "Class T" printed on the fuse. |
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These fuses can be recognized by the round body with blades where they can be bolted in place or in its cartridge version. Available in Fast-Acting or Time Delay. Look for "Class J" printed on the fuse. |
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These fuses can be recognized by their round cartridge shape with a rejection nub on one end of the fuse to keep the fuse from being inserted incorrectly. Look for "Class CC" printed on the fuse.
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These fuses can be recognized by their round cartridge shape and being manufactured out of a "Melamine Tube". Look for "Class G" printed on the fuse.
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Class K5 Fuses - One Time Fuses These fuses can be recognized by either their round shaped bodies with or without blades. Look for the wording "One Time Fuse" printed on the fuse.
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These fuses can be recognized by a removable slotted end cap that can be removed so that the fuse material can be replaced.
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These fuses can be recognized by their round screw in shape.
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These fuses can be recognized by their square shape with two blades on each end. Available in Mini, Standard and Maxi sizes.
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These fuses can be recognized by their extremely small size and wire leads.
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These fuses can be recognized by their size 5 mm x 15 mm.
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These fuses can be recognized by their size 5 mm x 20 mm.
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These fuses can be recognized by their size 1/4" Diameter and lengths of 5/8", 1", 1 1/4". Similar sized fuses include 13/32" x 1 1/2"
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These fuses can be recognized by their round shape. Look for the wording "Indicating Fuse" printed on the fuse.
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These fuses can be recognized by their unique appearance, sometimes called "Milk Bottle" Fuses.
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These Actuators and Limiters can be recognized by their cartridge shape or flat bodies with blades.
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