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Electrical/Electronic Fuse Spec's
On Jun 8, 7:33*pm, croy wrote:
I need an education in fuse sizes. I want to put a fuse ahead of a 120vac transformer putting out 6 or 12vdc to a component rated at 15 amps. At the store, I was going to buy a 120v 15 amp fuse, but all the fuses for AC were listed at 250v. What do I put in front of this transformer? -- croy BY IN FRONT YOU MEAN ON THE "LINE IN", RIGHT? PUT A CIRCUIT BREAKER WITH THE SPECIFIC ELECTRONIC SPECS IN A PROJECT BOX.. I GOT SOME BTW....THEY ARE VINTAGE AND VERY VERY EXPENSIVE ;-) PAT ECUM TGITM TGITM |
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