SSR Fuse

[Aurbo99]

Has anyone tried these yet for the SSR's?


Mouser
576-0473005.MRT1L


Pro's?
Con's?

[Aurbo99]

Also this one..

http://www.littelfuse.com/data/en/Data_Sheets/FUN125V.pdf

Mouser # 576-125.6785.4502

Dont let the price break scare us off.. this might be a decent CO-OP.

2 blade connectors at a few pennies apiece and you have an in-line fuse

[dnesci]

I haven't tried this type but I have abondoned the recomended set up for SSRs that I'm putting in small boxes. I am using in-line fuses and fuse holders that I attach next to the SSR board. I may get a few of these and try them out.

I have also been looking at these holders from Jameco

https://www.jameco.com/Jameco/Products/ProdDS/1716844.pdf

[Wayne J]

Has anyone tried these yet for the SSR's?


Mouser
576-0473005.MRT1L


Pro's?
Con's?

hmmmm, pro's.... much, much less space (obvious)
the biggest 'con' I see is, no quick replacement. Desoldering and resoldering. Not something that I would want to do outside in sub freezing temps. :)

[Aurbo99]

Just off the top of my head, use a small piece of DIP Socket, the fuse will press fit into each end with your fingers.

I cut off many 8 pin dip sockets to make the 6's for the MOC's.

[Trepidati0n]

$1.70 for a fuse? Is the decimal point off?

[Xccentric]

We used these on 300 OZSSR boards. FUSEHOLD1


From futurlec. Cheap but they did the job.

We had 12v, 24v and 240 AC running on them. We blew a few fuses and the inline holder held out.

http://picasaweb.google.com/xccentric/ChristmasLights2007ControllersAndHardware/photo#5146635135437054034

Just have to make sure you disconnect the AC before working on them.

[LDA]

Xccentric,

Could you please check your PM's