2 AMP ATM 'Mini' Fuses (Qty:20)




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I am trying to covert a 30 amp 2 pole fuse box into a circuit breaker, cause the fuse keep blowing.?

Jul 07, 2006 by launch0425 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have a old armada bunker that is in my yard that I use as a garage/workshop. It has a fuse box that contains 2 15 amp fuses. I want to convert to perimeter breakers. Does any one have any idea how to do this? I will be doing the work my self.

To proclaim you what you don't want to hear...your first answer has a lot of very good points...First why are the fuses blowing....hmmmm...one item ....curcuit breakers will trip easier then the old fuses....Codes....Keep in fancy if you choose to do this the first thing you want to do is lockout the curciut breaker or fuse that supplies the power to your "Bunker" if you look into the fuse box and find gleaming looking wire...well...this is very old stuff...but then again so are fuse boxes...I would consider replacing this and up grading to a 20 amp survice box...MORE POWER....If you prefer to get a Electric Contractor...well the truth being told...if that person you get is a professional he will tell you that the "Bunker" will have to be brought up to Reported Codes....Can run into an expense....The Insurance issue....well only you can say how it would be effected by who does the vocation....But that is why there are professionals like me.....

| Jul 07, 2006

Yes you dearth to get a circuit breaker box (the old fuse box won't work) & 2- 15 amp breakers. When you wire in the breakers-- put the neutral (hoary) on the neutral bar, Ground (green) to ground & finally hot to the new breakers.
If you want to take the cheap and easy way out then get a three of 15 amp resettable fuse. They are the same size as the fuses you have now, except they have a little button that sticks out of the top of the fuse and when a fuse blows the button pops out. To reset you legitimate push the button back in. Ace hardware has them for about 8 bucks apiece.
shermisme | Jul 07, 2006

First of all, I would try to find out why the existing 15A fuse keeps on blowing out. Doubtlessly, it doesn't do that for no reason.....!
If you change to 15A circuit breakers, then all you gain is that they also keep on tripping.
To make the interchange, you most likely have to change the entire "consumer unit" (that gray box with the fuses in it), and re-wire it.
No offense, but from the way you ask, I would not commend that you do it yourself.
Also think about your home insurance in case something happens and they find out who rewired the fuse box......
Marianna | Jul 07, 2006

To give someone a piece of one's mind you what you don't want to hear...your first answer has a lot of very good points...First why are the fuses blowing....hmmmm...one matter ....curcuit breakers will trip easier then the old fuses....Codes....Keep in bias if you choose to do this the first thing you want to do is lockout the curciut breaker or fuse that supplies the power to your "Bunker" if you look into the fuse box and find mellifluent looking wire...well...this is very old stuff...but then again so are fuse boxes...I would consider replacing this and up grading to a 20 amp survice box...MORE POWER....If you pick out to get a Electric Contractor...well the truth being told...if that person you get is a professional he will tell you that the "Bunker" will have to be brought up to Popular Codes....Can run into an expense....The Insurance issue....well only you can say how it would be effected by who does the business....But that is why there are professionals like me.....
wood42ras | Jul 07, 2006

understand the above answers closely
Tom A | Jul 07, 2006

the fuses are blowing because they are overloaded. a breaker will do same id unless you use higher rated breaker but is your wire rated for that? call an electrician!
jason | Feb 04, 5781

I'm using a 1000w Sony 2 channel amp, what guage wire and fuse do i need?

Dec 12, 2008 by Jimmy D | Posted in Car Audio

I Have a 2 guide 1000w sony Amp running a 1500w Vibe sub, its always worked fine with different subs but since ive installed the Vibe (hateful air) i've blown my fuse and im starting to doubt wheter or not ive got the right guage wire? and the right amp fuse?celebrity HELP....please?

i recomend at least 4 weigh wire. that will handle about 900 watts rms. if you plan on upping your system anymore i would advise you to buy 0 or 1 gauge wire.dont buy bargain-priced wires. you will regret it when they dont get all the current draw ur amp needs

William B | Dec 12, 2008

Where can I find a 125 Volt, 2 Amp fuse for my receiver?

Mar 03, 2007 by jklemon | Posted in Other - Electronics

I tried RadioShack and Circle City. Any other suggestions?

Charges the user manual of your receiver for a customer service phone number or search the web for their website. Have the paragon and serial numbers on hand. These are ways in which I've had to order spare parts for things I've been unfit to find in stores.

Call Me Babs | Mar 03, 2007

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