MEMCERT 30amp FUSE PLUG

[stuwideez]

Does anyone know where i can get hold of the following "MEMCERT, 30amp, 250v Ceramic fuse plug" I know its a very old style but one is desperately needed.

thanks

 

[JohnD]

If you can put up a picture someone might recognise it. I formerly worked for a company that rented out big office machines with a 30amp supply, there was an industrial 30A plug and socket available if they needed to be moved often. Wasn't fused though, as we asked for a 30A switchfuse to be provided adjacent.

You could also ask MEM, try http://www.memonline.com/inform.html
there's a Contact link on there.

BTW, is there a reason why you don't just put on a modern fitting? Is it in a museum or something?

 

[stuwideez]

the landlady is keen to find a replacement fuse as one is missing and to save money in installing a new one. how do you add a picture?[/url][/code]

 

[macmini]

to add a picture:

go to www.imageshack.us and upload it there, then copy the link onto a post and post it here

 

[JohnD]

the landlady is keen to find a replacement fuse as one is missing and to save money in installing a new one

So is it just a fuse you need, or the whole plug? If fuse, please state dimensions. Picture of both would still be good.

 

[Adam_151]

You just after a 30A BS1361 ?, available from any electrical wholesalers

quick link that google throw up: http://www.kneesnet.com/acatalog/Kneesnet_Online_30A_Cartridge_Fuses_to_BS1361_598.html that what you looking for?

 

[JohnD]

come on, show us a picture. I'll let you look at http://www.thefusecompany.com/fuse.php/cPath/36/products_id/325?sid=ad50f290e216f876a59f94f5837b1baf

 

[stuwideez]

its the actual fuse plug i need. look at this forum and the guys picture its the exact same fuse plug i need. //www.diynot.com/forums/viewto...previous&sid=514887b559ff06fc613ab1383b238888

 

[Adam_151]

A mem re-wireable fuse carrier? never heard it refered to as a "fuse plug" before thats all

I expect you are out of luck, if it was wylex it'd be a piece of cake as the standard boards are still made, but all I can suggest is to try ebay, unfortunatly a CU change might be your best option...

 

[JohnD]

Looking at the pic, it's not that old - there are much worse ones about. I wouldn't be surpised if you can get a replacement fuseholder either from MEM, or from these Fuse specialists per my earlier link. If there is any chance of getting a holder that takes cartridge fuses, these are preferable. In a previous life I fitted new cartidge holders to replace rewirable ones in MEM switchfuses, there are millions of these installed in commercial and industrial premises.

What went wrong with the old one? Did someone drop it on a concrete floor and break it? Or was it a spectacular short-circuit?

come on, show us a picture. I'll let you look at http://www.thefusecompany.com/fuse.php/cPath/36/products_id/325?sid=ad50f290e216f876a59f94f5837b1baf

P.S. it's not called a fuse plug, it's called a fuse carrier or holder.

 

[stuwideez]

its lost as the previous tenant had lost it but never needed it. now that central heating is installed that fuse is needed, as sods law would have it!

will try your links, thanks for your help.