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Automotive Blade Fuse Holder With A Line Of High-quality Waterproof Fuse Holder on 2040-parts.com

Location:

HongKong, China

HongKong, China
Condition:New Brand:TONSEE_SHOP Country/Region of Manufacture:China Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply UPC:Does not apply ISBN:Does not apply EAN:Does not apply

Feature:

  • Use: Automotive

  • Voltage characteristics: safe voltage

  • Shape: tubular tip

  • Fuse Speed: F / Fast

  • Automatic reset function: none

  • Maximum Voltage: 600 (V)

  • Maximum current: 40 (A)

  • Maintain the current: 40 (A)

  • Temperature range: -20 ~ 130 (℃)

Package Content

  • 1 * Automotive Blade Fuse Holder with a line of high-quality waterproof fuse holder


On 15-Aug-16 at 22:21:49 EDT, seller added the following information:

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