Fluke presents this quick acting High Breaking Capacity fuse suitable for use with Fluke 20, 70 & 80 Series III digital multimeters. This is a standard size metal flat end of the fuse. Should your fuse blow this fuse is an ideal replacement for a wide variety of multimeters.
Also suitable for 860 Series graphical multimeters and older IEC1010 rated Fluke 80 series multimeters. 440 mA 10.3 x 35 mm 1000 V a.c./d.c. 10 kA breaking capacity suitable for Fluke 75, 77, 79, 23, 26, 83, 85 & 87 (Series III) digital multimeters. Also suitable for 863 & 867 graphical multimeters. 11 A 10.3 x 38 mm 1000 V a.c./d.c. 17 kA breaking capacity suitable for Fluke 70, 73, 75, 77, 79,21,23, 26, 83, 85 & 87 (Series III) digital multimeters.
Features and Benefits:
• 440mA nominal current • 1000v voltage to ground • Compatible with series III multimeters
What kind of fuse should you use for a multimeter?
• Manufacturing facilities • Power supplies • Building maintenance
Multimeter fuses are a critical component for the safe and efficient running of all types of multimeters. They protect multimeters in the event of current overload. The choice of multimeter fuse will depend on the make, model and type of multimeter you're using. Various ampages and voltages are available, and multimeter fuses can be bought individually or in multipacks.
RS offers a wide variety of parts and meter accessory type, available in a range of currents, voltage, shapes and sizes. Whether you need a new fuse or cartridge, circuit breaker, ceramic fuses or a different voltage rating we have a large catalogue of items available to view and order for circuit protection.
How does this multimeter fuse work?
When an overload travels through the fuse, sand inside disperses the energy safely by absorbing the electrical current and heat and transforming into glass. This process removes oxygen which stops the spread of fire.
