Value Collection BD-29450 Fuse Block 15A Single Pole Ul

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-29450 is a single-pole fuse block rated at 15 amps, designed to secure and terminate standard 1/4-inch diameter fuses in low-voltage and general electrical circuits. The solder termination style provides a direct, reliable connection method suited for board-level or chassis-mount wiring applications. UL Listed construction confirms the unit meets recognized safety standards for overcurrent protection components. Electricians and electronics technicians install this block when building or repairing control panels, equipment enclosures, or custom wiring assemblies that require a dedicated fuse holder with a permanent solder joint.

This fuse block is used in residential and light commercial electrical assemblies where a compact, single-pole overcurrent protection point is needed. Typical applications include control panel fabrication, HVAC equipment wiring boards, custom enclosures, and low-voltage branch circuit protection. The solder termination makes it well suited for PCB-style integration or hard-wired chassis builds where plug-in or screw-type connections are not practical. Sold in a package quantity of 10 units, making it a practical bench-stock item for shops that regularly build or service control assemblies.

Key Features

• Single-pole design rated for 15 amps of continuous current
• Accepts standard 1/4-inch diameter fuses for broad fuse compatibility
• Solder termination type for secure, permanent PCB or chassis-mount wiring
• UL Listed construction meets recognized electrical safety standards
• Sold in a package of 10 units for efficient bench-stock replenishment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation fuse block for single-pole, 15-amp circuits requiring a 1/4-inch diameter fuse and solder-type wire termination.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified electronics technician. De-energize the circuit completely before soldering or replacing the fuse block. Use appropriate soldering tools and follow NEC guidelines for overcurrent protection device installation. Verify that the replacement fuse rating does not exceed the 15-amp block rating after installation.