Hi anyone, know where I can get these. I tried fleabay and have googled a fair bit but just can't find any. It's pretty much the same for 8 amp fuses, which apparently can also be used.
Cheers.
MT
Buying 7.5 amp 30mm glass fuses
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Re: Buying 7.5 amp 30mm glass fuses
Depends what amp rating you want. Glass fuses are rated at there blow current i.e a 15A glass fuse has a continuous current capacity of 7.5A but blows at 15A. Unlike blade fuses which are rated at there continuous capacity i.e a blade fuse rated at 7.5A is continuous currant blows at 15A.
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Re: Buying 7.5 amp 30mm glass fuses
Well, I looked on Maplins website - none at 7.5A. Perhaps I'll pop into one and see - plenty around nowadays. ANyone else noticed they're massive expansion?!
Anyway, back on topic - the current fuses are blade rather than quick blow.
MT
Anyway, back on topic - the current fuses are blade rather than quick blow.
MT
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