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Blade fuse. ATC-3 (3 Amp)

Control; fuse link, open at 333 deg f

60 amp 2 pole Circuit Breaker

Fuse

Replacement fuse, 3 amps

Energy cut-off device, 140c

Circuit Breaker Switch

Fuse Link Kit

Fuse for central air conditioners or heat pump disconnect boxes.
Specifications:
* FLNR type fuse
* 25 amps
* 250 volts
See below for alternate amperages

Fuse holder

Fuse for central air conditioners or heat pump disconnect boxes.
Specifications:
* FLNR type fuse
* 45 amps
* 250 volts
See below for alternate amperages

Fusible link control rollout

60a 2-pole circuit breaker (120/240v)

Fuse, time delay, midget, 500v ac voltage, 300v dc

W/m rollout thermal fuse element 250f
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