Altronix Corp FUSE1 Glass Fuse 3.5 Amp 100 Pack

Product Description

The ALTRONIX CORP FUSE1 is a 3.5 amp glass fuse designed for use in CCTV and low-voltage security power distribution systems. Sold in a 100-pack, this fuse provides overcurrent protection for cameras, power supplies, and related security equipment. Glass fuses in this amperage range are a standard protective component in access control and surveillance installations. Licensed security and low-voltage electricians typically specify these fuses when servicing or commissioning CCTV power distribution equipment. Each unit is sold individually per the unit of measure, with 100 pieces included per package.

This fuse is suited for low-voltage security system applications including CCTV camera power circuits and distributed power supply installations. It is commonly used in commercial and residential security setups where individual circuit overcurrent protection is required at the power distribution point. The 100-piece pack supports ongoing service inventory needs for contractors and service technicians maintaining multiple installations.

Key Features

• 3.5 amp rated glass fuse for precise overcurrent protection in low-voltage circuits
• Glass body construction allows visual inspection for blown fuse identification
• 100-piece pack supports bulk stocking for service technicians and contractors
• Sized for CCTV and security power distribution applications
• Standard glass fuse form factor for straightforward replacement in compatible fuse holders

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement fuse for low-voltage CCTV and security power distribution equipment requiring a 3.5 amp glass fuse.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of fuses in security and low-voltage systems should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or electrical technician. Always de-energize the power supply and confirm zero voltage at the fuse holder before replacing a fuse. Verify that the replacement fuse amperage matches the circuit requirement exactly — substituting a higher-amperage fuse defeats overcurrent protection. Work performed on connected electrical systems may be subject to NEC low-voltage wiring requirements.