Standard plug-in fuse

A fuse is an electrical conductor component that allows current to pass up to a certain value without melting. Beyond this current limit value, it melts and thus prevents the current from continuing its course. It is used to protect equipment or to protect a power line (electrical cable) against overcurrents, which can cause significant heating or even a fire. An overcurrent can just as well come from an overvoltage or a component defect in any electronics. That is why it is recommended to use this type of fuse when assembling a voltage converter, for example.

Different models available

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