Cooper Bussmann HEF-1 Electronic Fuse Kit Agc 1A 2A 3A

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN HEF-1 is an electronic fuse kit containing five AGC-style glass tube fuses in three common amperage ratings. The kit includes two 1-amp fuses, one 2-amp fuse, and two 3-amp fuses, making it a practical assortment for low-current electronic circuit protection. Each fuse measures 0.95 inches in length by 0.55 inches in width by 0.126 inches in height. The kit is carded for retail or shop use and weighs 0.5 pounds. Electricians, electronics technicians, and service pros keep these on hand for fast fuse replacement in small electronic equipment.

This kit is suited for use in stereos, cordless phones, and CB radios that require AGC-format glass tube fuses in the 1-amp to 3-amp range. The assortment covers the most commonly replaced ratings in low-voltage consumer and commercial electronics, reducing callbacks caused by mismatched fuse ratings. It is a compact, shelf-ready kit appropriate for service vans, shop benches, and parts counters where a mixed-rating AGC fuse supply is needed.

Key Features

• Five-piece AGC glass tube fuse assortment in a single carded package
• Includes two 1A, one 2A, and two 3A fuses for common low-current applications
• AGC format fits standard glass tube fuse holders found in stereos, CB radios, and cordless phones
• Compact fuse dimensions: 0.95 inches long by 0.55 inches wide by 0.126 inches high
• Carded packaging keeps fuses organized and identifiable on a parts shelf or service van

Compatibility

Designed for use in stereos, cordless phones, and CB radios that accept AGC-style glass tube fuses rated at 1A, 2A, or 3A.

Installation Notes

AGC glass tube fuses are replaced by licensed electricians or qualified electronics technicians. Always de-energize and disconnect the equipment from its power source before removing or installing a fuse. Confirm the replacement fuse amperage matches the circuit rating marked on the equipment before installation. Never substitute a higher-amperage fuse for a blown fuse without verifying the root cause of the overcurrent condition.