I notice that the wattage is advised for 3 amp fuses and for 10 amp fuses as being under 700 watts and over 700 watts respectively, where then does the 5 amp fuse fit into this?
Ok it looks as if i've been out of this game for too long but 10A fuses (I assume we're talking plug-type cartridge fuses) since when? 3,5 & 13A yeah but 10A or am I adding 1+1 and getting 4?
i don't know of any high street stores that presently sell them
but maplin used to sell all except the 1A in thier stores (maplin has really got ****ty in recent times)
also i'm sure i remember reading soemwhere about a british standard that demanded use of 7A fuses in office furniture supplies i don't remember which one it was though and i couldn't find anything about it when i searched just now
Yea, great shame that. I guess the accountants got too much power.
Same with Wickes - good shed before they appointed a guy called Sweatbum as CEO. InspectorKnacker got hold of him for Enron style accounting but he must have been a real smart*ss cos he got away with it.
I remember we used to have something with a 7 amp fuse. I'v never seen one since. All of the X10 lamp modules are fitted with a 2 amp fuse, and even the X10 wall switch has one (though it only has live terminals, so I assume it's to prevent overloading rather than so one can use it on a circuit above 10a)
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