New Lot Of 60 Auto Glass Fuse Assortment With Case - on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, US
NEW LOT OF 60 GLASS AUTO FUSES. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF AUTOMOTIVE GLASS FUSES IN THE SIX MOST COMMONLY USED RANGES. FAST ACTING TO PREVENT WIRE DAMAGE. AMP RATING MARKED ON FUSE FOR QUICK IDENTIFICATION. CLEAR GLASS WITH NICKEL PLATED BRASS ENDS. COMES WITH RE-SEALABLE STORAGE CASE.
SET INCLUDES:
- 10 5 AMP
- 10 10 AMP
- 10 15 AMP
- 10 20 AMP
- 10 25 AMP
- 10 30 AMP
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