Bussmann JM60030-3PR line protection 30A 600V 3 poles 3.3 in
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Pack of five 2 A fast-acting glass fuses rated 250 V AC with a 35 A interrupt rating
This pack contains five glass fuses rated at 2A and 250V AC for protecting low-current circuits. They suit equipment that requires a fast-acting, non-rejection type fuse in a standard cylindrical format.
Each fuse will open quickly on overcurrent and can safely interrupt up to 35A at 250V AC. The 2A rating limits use to circuits drawing two amperes or less; higher-load applications will need a different rating.
The cylindrical glass body measures 20mm long by 5mm in diameter and fits compatible HTB series fuse blocks. The pack of five provides spares for maintenance or multiple circuit points.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | EATON BUSSMANN |
Yes, the GDB series is listed as compatible with HTB fuse block series.
Measure continuity with a multimeter; a good fuse shows near-zero resistance.
The pack contains five 20 mm × 5 mm glass fuses; fuse blocks or holders are not included.
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