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for instance, using 5x20 1A Fast Ceramic Fuse 250V in an installation ...

psychicwarrior

Good evening folks - thoughts/advice please

 

… is there a British Standard for these types of fuses ?

… how would using them in circuit sit regarding BS7671 ?

 

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Habs

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    These type of disco light controllers had one or more 5 Amp or 6.3 Amp 20mm fuses inside them, one for each lighting channel. The unit was often plugged into a 13 Amp socket or  a 16 Amp socket. If supplied with glass 20mm fuses I would replace them with H.R.C. ceramic 20mm fuses of the correct rating.

     

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    These type of disco light controllers had one or more 5 Amp or 6.3 Amp 20mm fuses inside them, one for each lighting channel. The unit was often plugged into a 13 Amp socket or  a 16 Amp socket. If supplied with glass 20mm fuses I would replace them with H.R.C. ceramic 20mm fuses of the correct rating.

     

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