Product Overview
Axial Glass Fuse 1A 250V for PCB or Inline Use
Product Condition
Used and in good cosmetic shape; shows signs of normal use, including scuffs, scratches, and minor wear.
Product Overview
This axial lead glass cartridge fuse is designed to protect low- and medium-voltage circuits from overcurrent. It features a 1A current rating and a 250V voltage limit, ideal for board-mounted or inline applications. The glass body allows easy visual inspection of the internal filament.
Key Features
- 1A rated current, 250V maximum voltage
- Glass cartridge construction with nickel-plated brass caps
- Axial wire leads for solderable mounting
- Compact 5×20mm body (excluding leads)
- Transparent housing for quick status checks
Applications
- Consumer electronics
- Low-power lighting circuits
- Audio gear and instrumentation
- Small appliance protection
Frequently Asked Questions
What is PartsMine.com?
We’re a small team in Idaho with a big love for useful parts. Since 2018, we’ve been helping businesses, inventors, fixers, and tinkerers find the stuff they need. We source good parts from real places - labs, factories, and tech closets around the U.S., give them a once-over, and ship ’em out fast from Idaho. Everything we sell is backed by us - because you're the reason we're here.
How fast is shipping?
Pretty fast. Most orders ship within one business day from Idaho—often same-day if you catch us early. We don’t mess around when it comes to getting parts out the door.
What’s included?
You’ll get exactly what’s shown in the photos: one axial glass fuse marked “1A 250V 224.” No guesswork, no missing pieces.
Can I get more info before buying?
Absolutely. Ask away! We’re generalists, and as you can see—we’ve got a lot of stuff. But we’ll give it our best shot and get back to you with a straight answer. No runaround.
What does "Used and in good cosmetic shape; shows signs of normal use, including scuffs, scratches, and minor wear." mean?
It means the item has been used before and shows normal wear like scuffs or scratches. It still works fine and is structurally sound, but it isn’t pristine. You’ll get exactly what’s pictured.
