Hi Everyone,
I am looking for fused plugs (sort of like the ones used in the UK, but
for the US) or a short (one foot) extension with a fuse in it. I would
like for it to use standard fuses and will likely fuse at about 4
Amperes. Does anyone know of a source? Many years ago I used to use
Elmenco fused plugs on my ham radio gear, but now need a three prong
version with the fuse only on the hot side for a commercial application
(would like a few for myself also).
A version that would plug into an outlet and the provide a fused socket
to provide power would be ideal.
I have looked on Google and have not been able to come up with anything
good. The closest I have come is a fused two prong plug for Christmas
tree lights. Close, but not three prong.
Doug
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