what is the part number for fuse?
1099099
It's a flat blade fuse regular size not mini. Find it at a local automotive parts store
1347880
The fuse is 2 cm long. I think it is 125 W, i cannot read well what is on the fuse. Hope this helps.
89786
No fuse is supplied with the holder. The desired fuse for your application will need to be purchased separately.
1615457
http://www.wind-sun.com/ForumVB/showthread.php?4696-Fuse-sizing-on-solar-system&s;=a1d66c4108b2d39e87e279bedf2f23fd
1447478
You can get the replacement fuse from O'Rielly, Pepboys or Home depot.. it is AGC fuse 25 amps
913631
I'm also looking for the same and found this, Currie Part # AU-063 (Fuse Spec: 6.3mm x 30.5mm Ceramic Fuse 40A/250V)Alternate replacement fuse: AGC series (1/4" x 1-1/4" 40A/32V)Cooper Bussman part # BK/AGC-40-R (Fast Acting, Glass Tube)From http://www.currietech.com/dealers/wiki/index.php/Non-Specific_Bicycle_Components#Fuses
1109895
mine as 2 fuse, but either way this is a class D. it is very power efficient... no good on sub to use on 4 speakers great choice
261026
you will find ALL of the information you need about this unit at the following link: http://www.supersonicinc.com/Portable_Audio/fuseaction/ViewProductDetails/productVia/2/ProductID/3,3914509 Thank you and Good Luck. Sam Discounts Jungle Team
2116300
You have to match up the requirments on the fuse. ac or dc volt range and amperage of fuse sfe and othe specs, help as well to determine the same type. Match all requirments and size from information (hard to read) on fuse or manual for charger.
2162635
The fuses are inside the black hard plastic case. Start by removing the orange rubber cover. It is not fastened to the hard plastic case, it just fits around it. (It's a little tricky, but you just get a hold of either of the sharp corners of the orange cover at the bottom on each side, (even with the bottom of the selector dial) and stretch the bottom of the orange cover over the bottom of the black case, then over the top. Then remove the screws from the back of the black case, and carefully split the case open and you will see the fuses. The problem for me was finding either one of them. I ended up ordering them from Digi-Key 800-344-4539 the little fuse is part number F2360-ND (250VAC 250MA 5MM x 20MM). The larger fuse is p/n 486-1953-ND (10A 500V 6.3MM x 32MM). Both of these p/n's are Digi-Keys not the Mfg. p/n and both fuses are ceramic fast blow fuses. Good luck Charley.
551478
As far as I know, there is no fuse. The part that plugs into the cigarette lighter is sealed and there is no access to replace a fuse. The unit I bought has worked fine for my Garmin nuvu 2460. I hope this helps.
1615458
You want to first consult your owners manual for the 1500 wt inverter to see what size and type of fuse they recommend. I have a Zantrex 2000 wt and also another at 1000wt and Mine recommended the ANL Fuse. I have two different size fuses installed in this holder and I have heavy cable connected between the fuse holder and the inverter. Again I would recommend what the inverter manual suggests. The cable you can find here on Amazon. Sorry I am not more help.
1990148
My best advise is that you pull one fuse from your car and see if the Mini fuse has about 19/64" long blades then is the correct mini fuse ...// if the mini fuse has about 3/32" long blades them you need to buy a LOW PROFILE MINI FUSE
43253
Hello, Yes! This fuser will work for you. It comes with a 90 day warranty. The fuser is in stock and can ship out today.Regards,
16009
I buy mine at FRY'S Electronics. If your not in an area where there is one, a electronics parts store will have them. I am not 100% sure, but I believe you can also get them at Home Depot as these are widely used fuses. If all else fails go to Amazon and type in T10AH ceramic fuse or T10A ceramic fuse and you can find them there. Hope this is of some help.
530427
If you have your product information (book, on line, etc) the part number for your charger should be listed. Hope this helps.
1331187
Go to Google and type in the serial number of the fuse. I've always had a lot of luck doing it for light bulbs, fasteners, etc. Fuses shouldn't be that hard either. Other than that, try contacting the manufacturer. Hope this helps.