Value Collection BD998234 Blade Time Delay Fuse 60 a

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD998234 is a 60-amp blade-style time delay fuse designed for general-purpose overcurrent protection in electrical systems. The time delay characteristic allows momentary inrush currents to pass without nuisance tripping, making it suitable for motor loads and other equipment with high startup draw. It installs via plug-in mount and features a blue body with an indicating function that provides a visual signal upon fuse operation. Electricians and electrical maintenance technicians are the typical installers for this type of protective device.

This fuse is used in residential, commercial, and light industrial electrical panels, load centers, fuse blocks, and inline fuse holders that accept blade-style fuse elements. The plug-in mount style allows for tool-free replacement once the circuit is safely de-energized. The indicating feature helps technicians quickly identify a blown fuse during troubleshooting without requiring a separate continuity test on each fuse. It ships in a package quantity of 10 units, with a minimum order quantity of 1.

Key Features

• 60-amp time delay rating handles inrush current without nuisance tripping on motor and resistive loads
• Blade body type fits standard plug-in fuse holders and fuse blocks
• Indicating function gives a visual blown-fuse signal for fast fault identification
• Blue color coding aids in quick amperage identification during panel service
• General-purpose fuse type suitable for a broad range of electrical protection applications
• Sold in a package of 10 units for shop stock or service van stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement blade time delay fuse for use in standard plug-in fuse holders and fuse blocks that accept blade-style fuse elements rated for 60 amps.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit before removing or installing any fuse. Confirm that the fuse holder or fuse block is rated for the amperage and voltage of the circuit being protected. Never substitute a higher-amperage fuse to clear a repeated fault condition — identify and correct the underlying fault first.