125V Industrial Electrical Fast Blow Glass Fuses - SIXQJZML Enhanced SEO Review

We have an extension cord with a built in fuse that blew when we started the saw with it. It was the perfect replacement. Now I have spare parts.

Inherited some Christmas lights and found a bundle of aluminum foil where the fuse should have been. Instead of burning the house down, I bought these fuses. I'm still alive!

I put too many light circuits on one line causing the fuse to turn blue. Bought these as a spare, luckily found a blown fuse on the first try and they worked great.

I used to blow fuses in my fairy lights all the time because, like most people, I had Christmas lights on for a long time, and they really should get supported. This is a great and affordable way to keep the lights on during December and the first week of January.

I have many large (over 6ft) inflatables that I like to keep in the backyard during the holidays. I blew a few fuses last year and ordered them as a replacement. They worked like a charm and lasted. I'm glad I have extras if I ever need to make another replacement. Fast and easy!

Over the Christmas period I blew a fuse in both sets of my c9 lights. I went through all the extra fuses I had and none were the right size. Found these and the reviews made me believe they are what I need. It was! Easy to replace and now I have a stash for future holidays. Worth the price compared to replacing strands.

Searched for fuses from above and below. Then it dawned on me: Come on, AMAZON! They were ordered there for my twenty-year-old espresso machine. I followed the instructions, put in the fuses, and the VIOLA machine started and the problem was solved. Of course, for a few dollars I spent literally saved myself buying another machine!

Bag of fuses. I assume they open at the correct power rating. I bought these to upgrade the fuses in the power knee drive for my milling machine which blows fuses if you unplug the machine too quickly. I'm only concerned about shorting, not overload protection, so that should do the trick. Those are fuses, they blow, they do!

Bought an Interex Surge Slayer at a thrift store for a few dollars - found the fuse on the circuit board had blown. These fuses are well wetted with solder so you can add leads and replace the fuse. All is well. Arrived on time in a typical plastic fuse box. No complaints.