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Selection Factors
1. Normal operating current
2. Application voltage (AC or DC)
3. Ambient temperature
4. Overload current and length of time in which the fuse must open
5. Maximum available fault current
6. Pulses, Surge Currents, Inrush Currents, Start-up Currents, and Circuit Transients
7. Physical size limitations, such as length, diameter, or height
8. Agency Approvals required, such as UL, CSA, VDE, METI, MITI or Military
9. Fuse features (mounting type/form factor, ease of removal, axial leads, visual indication, etc.)
10. Fuseholder features, if applicable and associated rerating (clips, mounting block, panel mount, PC board mount, R.F.I. shielded, etc.)
11. Application testing and verification prior to production
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2410 Fuse-LED light fuse
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2410 Fuse-LED streetlight fuse
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2410 Fuse-LED lamp fuse
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2410 Fast Acting Surface Mount Fuses
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KSD301/KSD302 heater thermostat
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steam iron thermal protectorKSD301
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FWC-32A10F Eaton Bussmann FWC high speed cylindrical fuse
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WCF30RN Eaton Bussmann Class CF fuse WCF fast-acting,
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TCF15 Eaton Bussmann Class CF fuse TCF fuse time-delay
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NOS-25 Eaton Bussmann Class K5 fuse
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NOS-20 Eaton Bussmann Class K5 fuse
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NOS-30 Eaton Bussmann Class K5 fuse
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3ND1372
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White-Rodgers 3L11/3F11 series bimetal disc thermostats for Appliance and HVAC
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Anzendengu Thermal Fuse V0F TF76 2A 250V
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ESKA 780.000/781.000/785.000 Series (Axial Leaded) Temperature-Fuses
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ESKA Axial Leaded Temperature-Fuses,761.000/770.000/771.000 Series,THERMODISC G7-Series,G4-Series
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Thermostat & Thermal Fuse for Semiconductor Heating Jacket System
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MICROTEMP® 121 °C thermal fuses/thermal cutoffs from Therm-O-Disc
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MICROTEMP® 93 °C thermal fuses from Therm-O-Disc
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MICROTEMP® 141 °C thermal fuses/thermal links from Therm-O-Disc
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Uchihashi TCO Thermal Fuse V3F TF115 3A 250V
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Therm-O-Disc MICROTEMP G4A50/G4A51/E4A50/E4A51 thermal cutoffs JET 250V ~ 10A
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high voltage 10kV drop-out fuse