Protection of electrical circuits

A 10A glass fuse with dimensions of 5x20mm is essential for protecting electrical circuits against overload and short circuit. This fuse interrupts the power supply when the rated current is exceeded, preventing damage to equipment.

Specifications and features

• Rated current: 10A
• Dimensions: 5mm diameter x 20mm length
• Voltage: Up to 250V
• Blow characteristic: Slow-blow (T)

The slow-blow characteristic means the fuse can withstand short current surges, making it ideal for applications with temporary high inrush currents.

Areas of application

This glass fuse is suitable for various applications, including:

• Automotive sector: Protection of electrical systems in cars.
• Industrial equipment: Protection of machines and installations.
• Consumer electronics: Use in household appliances and electronics.

Installation and replacement

Replacing a glass fuse is simple. Make sure the device is switched off and follow the manufacturer's instructions for safely removing and installing the fuse. Always check that the replacement fuse has the same specifications as the original.

Packaging and availability

These glass fuses are usually supplied individually or in sets of 5 or 10 pieces, depending on the supplier. This offers flexibility for both individual replacements and larger projects.

Quality and reliability

Our glass fuses comply with the IEC 127 standard, ensuring high quality and reliability. They are made with a glass tube and nickel cap, providing a robust construction and optimal performance.

Importance of the right fuse

Choosing the correct fuse is crucial for the safety and operation of your electrical systems. A current rating that is too high or too low can lead to insufficient protection or unnecessary interruptions. If in doubt, always consult a specialist or the manual of your equipment.

Maintenance and inspection

Regular inspection of your fuses helps to identify worn or blown fuses in time. Replace them immediately to ensure the safety and functionality of your electrical systems.