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10 AGC Fuses 7.5 Amp (Glass Tube Fuse)
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Vendor: Clipsandfasteners Inc
Type: Electrical
Sku: WBIASB005A39BJ8
Available: Available
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10 AGC Fuses 7.5 Amp (Glass Tube Fuse)
$14.66
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What are AGC fuses used for? A: AGC fuses are commonly used in automotive and electronic applications to protect circuits from overcurrent. They help prevent damage to electrical components by breaking the circuit when the current exceeds the fuse's rated capacity.
- Q: What is the size of the 10 AGC fuses in this package? A: The 10 AGC fuses included in this package are sized at 1/4" x 1-1/4", making them suitable for a variety of fuse holders and applications.
- Q: Are these fuses compatible with all vehicles? A: While AGC fuses are widely used in many vehicles, it's important to check your vehicle's manual or existing fuses to ensure compatibility with the 7.5 Amp rating. They are typically used in older cars, boats, and some household electronics.
- Q: How do I know when to replace a blown fuse? A: A blown fuse typically shows a broken filament or a darkened glass tube. If your electrical device or circuit stops working, check the fuse first. Replace it with a new fuse of the same rating to restore functionality.
- Q: What material are these fuses made of? A: These AGC fuses are made of glass, which allows for easy visual inspection of the fuse condition. The glass tube construction helps to contain any arc that occurs when the fuse blows.