Home Impressions KT-2024-S09 5A Type C Glass Fuse 2-pack

Product Description

The HOME IMPRESSIONS KT-2024-S09 is a 2-pack of 5-amp Type C glass fuses designed as direct replacement fuses for C7 and C9 Christmas light sets. Rated at 120 volts, these fuses protect light string circuits from overcurrent conditions that can result from damaged sockets, shorted lamp bases, or faulty wiring. Each fuse is a compact glass-body Type C format that fits the fuse compartments built into the plugs of standard seasonal light sets. Electricians, lighting installers, and experienced DIYers keep these on hand during the holiday season to restore failed light strings without replacing the entire set.

These fuses are suited for both indoor and outdoor Christmas light set applications. They are intended for use in C7 and C9 incandescent light strings where the fuse holder is integrated into the molded plug end. Typical install scenarios include residential decorative lighting on rooflines, trees, shrubs, and interior display arrangements. Sold as a 2-pack on a card, making them a practical stocking item for service calls or seasonal maintenance.

Key Features

• 5-amp rated current capacity for C7 and C9 light set circuits
• 120-volt compatible for standard North American residential circuits
• Type C glass fuse body fits integrated plug-end fuse holders
• Suitable for both indoor and outdoor light string applications
• 2-pack format provides an immediate spare at point of repair

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement fuse for C7 and C9 Christmas light sets with integrated plug-end fuse compartments rated for 120-volt indoor and outdoor use.

Installation Notes

Fuse replacement in seasonal light sets should be performed with the light string fully unplugged from the power source before opening the fuse compartment. Use a small flathead screwdriver to open the fuse access door on the molded plug if needed. Inspect the fuse holder contacts for corrosion or damage before inserting the new fuse. If the replacement fuse fails immediately upon restoring power, the underlying fault in the light string must be located and corrected before installing another fuse.