ApplicationThe National Electric Code now permits Edison-base fuses to be used only for replacements in existing installations, and then, only when there is no evidence of overfusing or tampering. All new Edison-base fuseholders must have Type S fuse adapters installed before they are placed in se...
125VAC: ApplicationThe National Electric Code now permits Edison-base fuses to be used only for replacements in existing installations, and then, only when there is no evidence of overfusing or tampering. A...
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The National Electric Code now permits Edison-base fuses to be used only for replacements in existing installations, and then, only when there is no evidence of overfusing or tampering. All new Edison-base fuseholders must have Type S fuse adapters installed before they are placed in service.Designed to prevent installation of wrong size fuses, Type S Adapters (SAO series) screw into Edison-base fuseholders so they may accept Type S fuses. Once installed the adapters cannot be removed.
To prevent shunting of open fuses or overfusing, and to reduce nuisance fuse opening, it is recommended that SAO adapters with properly rated SLO or SOO series fuses be installed in all Edison-base fuseholders.
125VAC Edison-base plug fuses (WOO, TOO, and TLO series) have threaded metal shells and contacts similar to incandescent
lamp bases. Fuseholders for Edison-base fuses have matching metal threads similar to standard light sockets.Type S fuses (SLO and SOO series) have nonmetallic threaded bases which fit matching nonmetallic threads in Type S fuseholders. Type S fuseholders are size-limiting, and will not accept Type S fuses with ampere ratings greater than the ampere rating marked on the Type S fuseholder. Type S fuses will not fit Edison-base fuseholders, nor can Edisonbase fuses be used in Type S fuseholders.
Approvals: UL Listed plug fuses.
Note: Although rated at 125 volts, NEC permits plug fuses to be used in circuits not exceeding 150 volts to ground. See NEC Article 240-E.