Value Collection BDKP4693 Blade Time Delay Fuse 70A

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BDKP4693 is a 70-amp blade-style time delay fuse designed for general-purpose circuit protection in residential and commercial electrical systems. The plug-in mount configuration allows for fast, tool-free installation in standard blade fuse holders and distribution blocks. The time delay characteristic allows brief inrush currents to pass without nuisance blowing, while still providing reliable overcurrent protection under sustained fault conditions. Overall length is 1.15 inches. The tan color coding follows common industry standards for quick visual amperage identification in the field.

This fuse is suited for use in automotive-style fuse blocks, HVAC control panels, low-voltage equipment circuits, and general electrical distribution applications where a plug-in blade fuse format is required. The time delay rating makes it appropriate for motor and transformer circuits that draw elevated startup current before settling to normal operating amperage. Licensed electricians and HVAC technicians are the typical installers for panel-mounted applications.

Key Features

• 70-amp time delay rating for overcurrent protection on inrush-sensitive circuits
• Blade body type with plug-in mount for tool-free installation in standard fuse holders
• 1.15 inch overall length fits common blade fuse block formats
• Tan color coding for quick field identification of amperage rating
• General-purpose fuse type suitable for a wide range of electrical and HVAC control applications
• Sold in packs of 10, with single-unit minimum order quantity

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard plug-in blade fuse holders and distribution blocks that accept blade-style fuses with a 1.15 inch overall length.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or licensed HVAC technician in accordance with the NEC and any applicable local codes. Always de-energize the circuit and verify zero voltage with a meter before removing or installing a fuse. Confirm the fuse holder is rated for 70 amps before insertion. Never substitute a higher-amperage fuse to address a recurring blow condition — identify and correct the root fault first.