Bussmann
Bussmann GMD-1.6-R Glass Fuse 1.60A 250V AC 100A 10kA 125V AC 5 pack
Pack of five 1.60 A 250 V AC time-delay glass fuses with 100 A interrupt at 250 V and 10 kA at 125 V
- Time-delay operation handles inrush currents
- 60 A rating at 250 V AC protects circuits
- 100 A interrupt at 250 V AC clears faults safely
- 10 kA interrupt at 125 V AC for higher capacity
- 20 mm by 5 mm glass body fits standard holders
Bussmann GMD-1.6-R glass fuse pack
The Bussmann GMD-1.6-R glass fuse pack contains five cylindrical time-delay fuses rated at 1.60 A and 250 V AC. Each fuse measures 20 mm in length with a 5 mm diameter glass body. They suit low-voltage circuits requiring overcurrent protection in automotive, generator or general electrical applications.
Interrupt ratings and standards compliance
The fuses carry an interrupt rating of 100 A at 250 V AC and 10 kA at 125 V AC. They meet CE, CSA certification class 1422-01 and UL 248-14 guide JDYX standards. Equivalent series references include Littelfuse 239 and Mersen GSC for cross-referencing. Compatible fuse blocks use the HTB series.
Installation notes for 5 mm glass fuses
Insert each fuse into a matching 5 mm diameter fuse holder or HTB-series block until it seats firmly. The non-rejection design allows fitment in standard clips without keying. Ensure the circuit is de-energised before replacement. Incorrect amperage selection or loose contact are the most common installation errors.
Highlights
- Time-delay operation handles inrush currents
- 60 A rating at 250 V AC protects circuits
- 100 A interrupt at 250 V AC clears faults safely
- 10 kA interrupt at 125 V AC for higher capacity
- 20 mm by 5 mm glass body fits standard holders
Specifications
| Brand | EATON BUSSMANN |
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Questions about this item
How often should the 1.60 A glass fuse be replaced under normal operation?
The fuse is a single-use protective device; it only needs replacement after it has interrupted a fault current.
What is the maximum interrupting capacity of the GMD series fuse at 250 V AC?
The fuse is rated to safely interrupt up to 100 A at 250 V AC.
How much heat does the 1.60 A fuse generate during continuous all-day use?
Under normal rated current the fuse runs at a low temperature rise; significant heat only appears during an over-current event.
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