Product Descriptionbussman Buss Small Dimension Fuse Abc-15From The Manufacturerabc - 1/4-Inch X 1-1/4-Inch Fast-Acting Ceramic Tube Fuse. Glass And Ceramic Tube Fuses Are Often Used To Protect Appliances And Consumer Electronics. As Electronic Equipment Becomes Smaller The Circuits And Components Become More Delicate And Easily Damaged. Fuses Are The Preferred Method Of Protection Due To Their Accuracy Small Size And Reliability. Fuses Are Available In A Wide Variety Of Amp Ratings To Provide Precise Protection. Generally Two Sizes Of User-Replaceable Fuses Are Found: The 1/4-Inch X 1-1/4-Inch And 5 X 20Mm. Each Is Available In A Variety Of Volt And Amp Ratings. There Are Two Basic Types Of Fuses Available For Appliances And Consumer Electronics: Fast-Acting Or Time-Delay. Any Replacement Fuse Must Match The One It'S Replacing. In General Fast-Acting Fuses Are A Single Strand Of Wire Or Strip Of Metal. Time-Delay Fuses Usually Have A Coiled Wire A Thick Element Wrapped In Wire Or A Spring. Most Electronic Fuses Will Have The Voltage And Amp Rating Stamped On The End Cap. The Type Of Fuse Can Generally Be Visually Identified. Also Owner'S Manuals Will Have The Correct Replacement Fuse Generically Identified. For Example: ""Use A 2 Amp Time-Delay 250 Volt Fuse."" Glass And Ceramic Tube Fuses Vary By Diameter And Length. This Fuse Is 1/4-Inch Diameter And 1-1/4-Inch Long.
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