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The EATON gma-3-r is a fast-acting, cylindrical glass fuse rated at 3 amps and 250 volts AC, designed for protection of electronic circuits and sensitive low-power equipment. Part of the GMA Series, this fuse features a glass tube body with nickel-plated brass endcaps and a non-rejection, ferrule-end connection style. It measures 20mm in length by 5mm in diameter, fitting standard 20mm fuse blocks including the HTB series. The single-element, non-indicating design provides straightforward overcurrent protection without visual blown indicators. Electricians and electronics technicians working on instrumentation, control boards, and small electronic assemblies commonly specify this fuse type.
The gma-3-r is intended for electronic circuit protection in both residential and commercial applications where a compact 20mm fast-acting fuse is required. It carries an interrupt rating of 100 amps at 250 volts AC and 10 kA at 125 volts AC, and is also rated at 32 volts DC (self-certified), making it suitable for mixed AC/DC control panel environments. The GMA Series is cross-referenced as equivalent to Bussmann GMA, Littelfuse 235, and Mersen GGM series fuses, giving technicians flexibility when sourcing replacements.
Cross-referenced as equivalent to Bussmann GMA, Littelfuse 235 series, and Mersen GGM series fuses. Compatible with HTB series fuse block holders. Fits standard 20mm fuse holder clips and panel-mount fuse blocks designed for 5mm diameter fuses.
Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or electronics technician following applicable NEC guidelines and equipment manufacturer instructions. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit before replacing a fuse. Verify the replacement fuse amperage, voltage rating, and body size match the original specification before insertion. Do not substitute a higher-amperage fuse to restore power without first identifying and correcting the fault that caused the overcurrent condition.
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