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Siba Antisurge 20 x 5mm Ceramic Fuses

Siba Brand: Siba
<p>High breaking capacity 20 x 5mm ceramic fuses designed to <strong>IEC127</strong>.</p>
  • Breaking capacity 1500A/250V AC
  • Approved to SEMKO, VDE. UL recognised 1A-10A
  • Siba 70-007-65 series
  • Supplied singly
Order codeMftrs Part No.Rating
26-037870-007-65/0.125A125mA
26-038070-007-65/0.25A250mA
26-038270-007-65/0.315A315mA
26-038470-007-65/0.5A500mA
26-038670-007-65/1A1A
26-038870-007-65/2A2A
26-039070-007-65/3.15A3.15A
26-039170-007-65/4A4A
26-039270-007-65/5A5A
26-039470-007-65/6.3A6.3A
26-039670-007-65/8A8A
26-039870-007-65/10A10A
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10 November 2011 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 26-0390
Q. I have a 3.15amp 250v fuse in my desk's extension lead at work, but I don't know whether it's an Antisurge fuse or a Quick blow fuse. What's the difference? What do you think I would need?
A. Hi Steve, a slow-blow or anti-surge fuse is one that accepts relatively high currents for a short time without blowing, for example in appliances including a motor. As your extension lead is in all likelihood for desktop applications then you would probably just need a standard quick blow fuse.


29 September 2011 Question by: Rapid Customer
Q. What fuses do I need to buy for a 318 DMM Multi meter
A. Hi Sheila The 318 uses 2 fuses - order codes 26-5626 & 26-2210