20A PCB Vertical Mount Car Fuse Holder Block Spring Brass Fuse Clip For 19mm

Product Specification

20A PCB Vertical Mount Car Fuse Holder Block Spring Brass Fuse Clip For 19mm Automotive Standard ATC ATO Auto Blade Fuse

Dimension (mm)

Specification

Main Features

Vertical mount PCB fuseholders for standard blade fuses. Available in single or double.
Designed to withstand vibration and shock
Orientation of legs ensures proper PCB installation
Through hole PCB mountable
Suitable for wave soldering
Holds fuse securely even after multiple insertions
Space saving low profile design
Double version has Max. Operating Temperature of 145°C
Rated from 6.3 A to 30 A
Available with or without stops
Maintains position during the soldering process
 

Description

Along with fuse holders and fuse covers, fuse clips are designed to provide a tight enclosure between the clip and the actual fuse. Browse fuse clips here or contact us if you can’t find what you need.

Auto fuse clips are designed to directly mount fuses to PCBs in the most economical method, enabling easy installation and replacement of fuses without tools. For automotive, electronic, and industrial applications these fuse clips offer fuse placement on PCBs using through-hole pins and save space versus fuse holders and blocks.

Blade fuse holders can be designed to fit into any type of electrical circuit, ensuring that adequate circuit protection is always provided in a design. MPD's blade fuse clips are made with dependability as the ultimate goal. Blade fuse clips are designed to securely mount blade fuses in a highly customizable way with configurations for vertical and horizontal fuse entry enabling them to be used in practically any design. Blade fuse clips are utilized to save space over blade fuse holders or blocks.

Fuse Clips

Follow the steps to choose fuse amperage and a fuse holder or fuse block.

Choosing the Fuse Amperage

In this step, find appropriate fuse amperage within a range of minimum and maximum

A Find the MAXIMUM FUSE AMPERAGE by following your AWG wire size (from Part 1 of this series) across the chart. Maximum fuse amperage reduces nuisance blows but offers less protection for the wire. Select:

Single Wire or Bundled Wire column, and
Outside Engine Room or Inside Engine Room grey bar
Example: For a 4 AWG single wire outside an engine room, maximum fuse amperage is 150A.

B Calculate MINIMUM FUSE AMPERAGE by multiplying product amperage rating by 125%. Minimum fuse amperage provides more protection for the wire but may result in nuisance blows.

Example: 80A x 125% = 100A.

C Choose FUSE AMPERAGE near the middle of this range. Mid-range values are usually acceptable. Consider the requirements for each individual circuit.

Example: 125A is between 100A minimum and 150A maximum.

D Find AVAILABLE FUSES by using the chart.

Choose a Fuse Holder or Block

With fuse amperage and available types in mind, find the right fuse holder or block

A Using the same colored headings as in the steps abovefollow the columns down to find fuse holders or blocks that meet your specific requirements.

B Consider environmental factors

Insulating covers protect fuses from accidental shorting
Ignition protection is required where flammable vapors may accumulate
Ingress protection protects fuses from spray, washdown, or humidity

C Decide between an in-line fuse holder or block

Fuse holders are compact and hold a single low-amperage fuse
Fuse blocks mount to a solid surface and may hold a single fuse or multiple fuses