@GalcoTv hello i have to questions for you I've been meaning to ask. I have a boat running a 12v system 1) would it be ok to use 250v 32mm glass cartridge fuses on a 12v circuit 2) I have a bilge pump and a float switch. On the float switch it says 12v 20amp max and on the bilge pump it says 3.5amp draw. I was wondering what amp fuse do i use in the bilge pump control panel. Thanks
K I wanted to see this because my dad let me destroy his old record player and when I was finished I was cleaning up and saw this thing and wanted to know what it was
Not a fan of explaining to my coworker (who just happened to be walking by) why I'm watching a video of a woman wrapped in a bath towel. Just here to learn about fuses
Fuses are very important
Thanks
good lesson
Hi. What is the difference between a 12 volt and 14 volt fuse? Are they interchangeable?
Oh cool thanks for the info
pEACE. if I had a pcb board with a 50amp fuse, it was exhausted or blew, and i placed a 30amp fuse in its place, would the pcb board still operate ?
@GalcoTv hello i have to questions for you I've been meaning to ask. I have a boat running a 12v system 1) would it be ok to use 250v 32mm glass cartridge fuses on a 12v circuit 2) I have a bilge pump and a float switch. On the float switch it says 12v 20amp max and on the bilge pump it says 3.5amp draw. I was wondering what amp fuse do i use in the bilge pump control panel.
Thanks
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Nice information
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the automative fuseee?? and the cartridge ??
we make all these fuse and fuseholder
K I wanted to see this because my dad let me destroy his old record player and when I was finished I was cleaning up and saw this thing and wanted to know what it was
Not a fan of explaining to my coworker (who just happened to be walking by) why I'm watching a video of a woman wrapped in a bath towel. Just here to learn about fuses