Description
Ceramic Fuse 250V, 15A (6x30 mm) Fast-Acting (Class F)
High-reliability ceramic fuse 250V, 15A (size 6x30 mm) is designed for effective protection of electrical circuits in household appliances, industrial equipment, power tools, and power supplies against critical current overloads and short circuits. Unlike glass counterparts, the ceramic body features high mechanical strength and is filled with an arc-extinguishing filler, which prevents the body from shattering when a powerful electric arc occurs.
Key Advantages and Features:
- Ceramic Body: Features increased thermal resistance and mechanical strength, preventing the body from rupturing and molten metal from splashing during a severe short circuit.
- Fast-Acting (Class "F"): Instantly breaks the electrical circuit when the rated current is exceeded, minimizing the risk of damage to expensive electronic components.
- High Arc-Extinguishing Capacity: The internal design effectively extinguishes the resulting electric arc when the fuse element blows.
- Standard Size: The standard 6x30 mm form factor ensures universal compatibility with most fuse holders and blocks.
Purpose and Application:
- Household Appliances: Microwave ovens, washing machines, ovens, heaters, food processors.
- Electronics and Power Equipment: Power supplies, inverters, voltage stabilizers, welding machines, charging stations, and laboratory equipment.
- Power Tools: Industrial and domestic equipment requiring reliable power circuit protection.
Technical Specifications:
| Parameter | Value / Characteristic |
|---|---|
| Part type | Cylindrical fuse |
| Body material | Ceramic |
| Rated voltage | 250V |
| Rated current | 15A |
| Dimensions | Diameter 6 mm, length 30 mm (6x30 mm) |
| Time-current characteristic | Class F (Fast-acting) |
Package Includes:
- Ceramic fuse 250V 15A (6x30 mm) — 1 pc.
Pro Tip: Before replacing the fuse, be sure to disconnect the appliance from the power supply and determine the cause of the failure (check the circuit for short circuits or blown components). Use a caliper for accurate measurement of the length (30 mm) and diameter (6 mm) of the blown fuse. It is strictly not recommended to install fuses with a higher current rating or use "jumpers," as this will lead to fire or more serious damage to the control board!
