Features of the Sinatec Fuse Type JAP-B 100A

The Sinatec Fuse Type JAP-B 100A is designed to effectively protect electrical circuits in vehicles against overload and short circuit. This fuse complies with the JASO D612 standard and other international standards, ensuring high quality and reliability.

The housing is made of heat-resistant material and features a transparent top, making it easy to inspect the fuse element. The blue color of the housing indicates the 100A current rating, which makes identifying the correct fuse easier.

Applications and Compatibility

This JAP-B fuse is suitable for use in various vehicles, including Japanese, European, American, and Korean models. Thanks to the slow-blow characteristic, also known as 'slow blow', this fuse is ideal for applications where temporary current peaks may occur without the fuse blowing immediately.

• Suitable for 12V and 24V electrical systems
• Maximum voltage: 32V
• Rated current: 100A

Advantages of the Sinatec JAP-B 100A Fuse

• High reliability : Meets international standards for optimal performance.
• Easy inspection : Transparent top allows visual inspection.
• Heat-resistant housing : Withstands high temperatures for long-term use.
• Color coding : Blue housing for quick identification of the 100A value.

Specifications

• Type : JAP-B
• Rated current : 100A
• Maximum voltage : 32V
• Quantity in package : 5 pieces
• Dimensions : 22.8 x 15.5 x 31 mm

Installation and Use

The Sinatec Fuse Type JAP-B 100A is easy to install thanks to the two vertical mounting wings. Make sure the fuse is correctly placed and securely fastened to ensure optimal performance. Always consult the vehicle manual or a professional mechanic for specific installation instructions.

Maintenance and Inspection

Regular inspection of the fuses in your vehicle is essential for reliable operation of the electrical system. Thanks to the transparent top of the Sinatec JAP-B 100A fuse, you can easily check if the fuse element is intact. Replace the fuse immediately if there are signs of damage or burning to prevent further damage to the electrical system.