does this have a fuse? I have idea what traffic safety protection means?
1688236
the other answers are correct. the receptacle is not fused. The plug-in of the device may be fused (you can tell by unscrewing the tip to see if there is a fuse inside or consulting the operating instructions.
1688237
It does not have a fuse. The 12v plug that you would plug into this item will have the fuse.
1688238
I don't remember seeing one the last time I played with it. Perhaps it expects you to have a fused device cord. If it doesn't have a fuse, you better be certain that your device does or you could create a fire hazard.
1029753
IT Does but its not meant to be user serviable... its a 250 amp fuse. I would use a 200 amp external fuse or circuit breaker as system protection. that will pass 2 KW even at 10 volts DC so the fuse should blow above that level of power.
2091426
As far as I know, the fuse is to protect the wire running from the battery. Without a fuse, the wire could be overloaded, heat up and possible catch on fire. A fuse is not very expensive, definilty worth it for your safety. The fuse needs to be rated for the gauge wire that you are going to use. I have 0 gauge wire running from the battery with a 250 amp fuse. The fuse needs to be on the positive wire within 18 inches from the battery.
407757
I put a fuse in line. I am running the KC fog lamps, and the KC spots on my Jeep. I'm running a 50" LED light bar on my Ram. I never run anything with out a fuse. They are not that expencive to buy. If something happens, you want that fuse to blow rather than run the risk of catching your vehicle on fire.
1832153
Not sure, it wasn't worth my time to return so I'm just using it for parts now. I can say that it wasn't the fuse (which was intact when I opened it). I also tried to troubleshoot by connecting PWD directly to GND and still nothing.
2183283
It comes with a 10 amp fuse, the only reason for the fuse is it is probably smaller than fuse on that circuit in your car, so if it gets shorted or overloaded it will blow first I put a 15 amp fuse in mine and it works fine I use it in my boat and use a spotlight while charging my cell phone
389813
I put mine in a camper and I believe it did have an in-line fuse. It certainly can't hurt and adds another layer of protection for you.
1106317
It blew a fuse in my car at an end on inflating a first tire. I was adding 7psi. this was 30A fuse (2 sockets on this circuit). I returned it because of this event. I didn't want to experiment whether it was a single event or failure of this one inflator, or typical over-current.
1468485
I didn't get a fuse. I did replace the heating element along with this. It worked great.
1546291
No fuse holder , not sure on the requirement , I replaced my driver side that was already hooked up to fuse panel . Just butt spliced wire tails to existing . Very easy to install .
984797
The fuse protects your electronics that you plug in and also your car in case your electronics draw too much current. The red thing is double sided mounting tape. It can be used to attach it to a surface in your car.
2091425
I didn't install any additional fuses. I'm guessing the ground wire is there to protect the battery connection. It was easy for me to do it, so I did.
1837509
It's not. Fuse but a circuit breaker. It's under the white looking part of the panel.
164400
It's an automotive-like fuse. You can see it on the picture, it's yellow, between the capacitor and the green connector.
2083987
I sent mine back. I don't think there is a fuse, mine started ok it just wasn't for me.
407756
That low of a draw does not need a fused circuit at all. It does however add security in case of a short circuit. I always like to put things on a fuse for added protection. It will work fine without one.
1796397
I did not use a inline fuse. Mine was installed by a licensed electrician who is also an electrical engineer and the issue of needing a fuse didn't come up. If you research the manufacturers specifications, you'll find a little more info on protections that are built into this transformer.