Cooper Bussmann TL-15PK4 Type Tl Plug Fuse 15A 4 Pack

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN TL-15PK4 is a Type TL time-delay plug fuse rated at 15 amps, sold in a 4-pack. Type TL fuses are designed to tolerate brief, harmless overloads — such as motor startup surges — without nuisance blowing, while still opening quickly on sustained overloads or short-circuit conditions. These fuses are a standard screw-in form factor used in residential and light-commercial fuse panels. Licensed electricians and qualified service technicians install them during panel service, circuit protection upgrades, or fuse replacement on existing fused-service equipment.

Type TL plug fuses are used in fused load centers and fuse boxes where Edison-base screw-in fuses protect branch circuits rated at 15 amps. Common applications include lighting circuits, general-purpose receptacle circuits, and low-amperage appliance circuits in residential settings. The time-delay characteristic makes them well suited for circuits supplying small motors or other inductive loads that draw a startup surge before settling to normal operating current. Each 4-pack is boxed, making it practical for stocking a service vehicle or supply room.

Key Features

• 15-amp rating provides branch-circuit protection for standard residential loads
• Time-delay design tolerates normal motor startup surges without nuisance opens
• Type TL screw-in form factor fits standard Edison-base fuse holders and panels
• 4-pack quantity reduces per-unit cost and supports stocking for service calls
• Boxed packaging protects fuses during transport and storage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard Edison-base Type TL screw-in plug fuse positions in residential and light-commercial fused load centers and fuse panels.

Installation Notes

Type TL plug fuses are installed by licensed electricians in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements for overcurrent protection. Always shut off or disconnect power to the panel or fuse block before removing or installing a fuse. Verify that the replacement fuse ampere rating matches the circuit conductor ampacity — never install a fuse with a higher amp rating than the wire it protects. Inspect the fuse holder for signs of heat damage, corrosion, or loose contacts before installing new fuses.