My amp schematics have 2 fuse types on it. Which one should I use?
MG100@100/117v F1=T3.15AL
MG100@230V/ F1=T1.6AL
It is the mg100hdfx head. I am confused.
MG100@100/117v F1=T3.15AL
MG100@230V/ F1=T1.6AL
It is the mg100hdfx head. I am confused.
Nevermind. Since these are british amps, that is telling me what fuse to use if the socket is a 230V isn't it?
I'm used to the good ole american amps that have one fuse type listed.
I'm used to the good ole american amps that have one fuse type listed.
what does the L tell us?
Double the mains current demand when the mains voltage is halved and the primaries are connected in parallel.
I found this information on the Internet:
A typical equipment fuse might be marked T3,15AL, which means a time delay (slo-blo or anti-surge) fuse, with a 3.15 Amp current rating, in the LBC format. Another example might be F250mAL (fast acting 250mA LBC type) or F10AH, meaning a fast blow 10Amp fuse in a high rupture current format.
A typical equipment fuse might be marked T3,15AL, which means a time delay (slo-blo or anti-surge) fuse, with a 3.15 Amp current rating, in the LBC format. Another example might be F250mAL (fast acting 250mA LBC type) or F10AH, meaning a fast blow 10Amp fuse in a high rupture current format.
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