Southbend 1455A8735 Oven Fuse Holder 15A 300V

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Specifications:

  • Fuse Holder, 15 Amp, 600V, 13/32" X 1-5/16"
  • Accepts 13/32" X 1-5/16", Fuse
  • 1/4' Tab Terminals
  • Push-Turn Bayonet Cap, 7/8" Mounting Hole

Description

The Southbend 1455A8735 Oven Fuse Holder 15A 300V is a component that is used to hold a fuse in the electric circuit and is convenient to install or uninstall by twisting the bayonet cap to lock or release the fuse. When the electric current runs through the fuse, the holder maintains the connection constant. In the event the fuse element melts because of overload, it is isolated by the holder until it is replaced. The fuse holder controls the compartment of the equipment and is typically connected to a panel or chassis and aligned with the circuit it is protecting.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.1 lbs
  • Length: 2.13 in
  • Height: 1 in
  • Width: 2.25 in

Step1: Turn off main power at the circuit breaker and verify zero voltage using a tester before installation.

Step2: Mount fuse holder securely on panel using appropriate hardware and ensure stable alignment.

Step3: Connect incoming and outgoing wires to correct terminals, then tighten securely to prevent arcing.

Step4: Insert fuse and lock push-turn bayonet cap firmly until fully seated.

Step5: Restore power and test continuity, confirming safe and proper operation.

  • What maintenance is required for the Southbend 1455A8735 Fuse Holder?

    Inspect the fuse holder regularly for signs of heat damage, discoloration, or loose contacts that can affect electrical continuity. Clean terminals to remove oxidation or debris and ensure tight fuse seating. Proper maintenance helps maintain stable electrical flow, prevents overheating, and reduces the risk of intermittent power loss.

  • What are common issues with the Southbend 1455A8735 Fuse Holder?

    • Loose or weak fuse contact causing intermittent power loss.
    • Overheating or melting due to poor electrical connection.
    • Corrosion or oxidation on terminals reducing conductivity.
    • Cracked or damaged housing from heat pressure.
    • Fuse not seating properly in the holder.

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