domeashop Fuses and fuseholders

Discover a selection of fuses, fuse links, and fuse holders designed to protect low-voltage electrical circuits. Installed in a panel or cabinet, they cut off the power in the event of an overload or short circuit: the fuse element melts and must then be replaced. This solution is recommended for replacing a blown fuse, securing a dedicated circuit, maintaining an existing installation equipped with circuit breakers, or protecting equipment according to the required rating and size. Find products from Legrand, ABB, Schneider Electric, and Switch Lite that are suitable for residential, commercial, or industrial use.

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Brand

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Product line

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Color

Type of installation

Type of installation

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Type

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Protection class (IP)

Type of voltage

Type of voltage

Nominal voltage

Nominal voltage

Number of poles

Number of poles

Calibre

Calibre

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Size

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Availability

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Price

  • €5.00 - €301.00

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Our experts answer your questions

The domeashop store offers you a list of questions and answers corresponding to the most frequently asked questions related to the theme and products in this category. If you can't find the answer you're looking for, contact us and our specialists will be happy to help.

A fuse protects a circuit against overcurrent. In the event of an overload or short circuit, it melts and cuts off the power supply.

The fuse is the replaceable protective component. The fuse holder is the mounting bracket used to install and connect the fuse in the panel or cabinet.

The size must be appropriate for the circuit to be protected, the conductor cross-sectional area, and the characteristics of the installation. If in doubt, consult the wiring diagram or a professional.

No. Once the fuse has blown, it must be replaced with one of the same rating, same size, and compatible specifications.

A modular fuse holder is typically mounted on a DIN rail in an electrical panel or cabinet, upstream of the circuit to be protected.