Compstudio 10pcs T2AL250V 5x20mm 2A Slow Blow 250V Slow Acting Fuse Glass Tube Time-delay Fuse (3/16 in x 3/4 in) for Power Supply, Microwave, Auto Accessories, Circuit Breaker

I ordered these fuses for my electronics like DVD and CD players. My DVD player (2 years old) wouldn't turn on after my power was restored after a storm. Most people would have just thrown the DVD player away. Not me. I opened the DVD unit up, and like any small electronic device, it has a a 250V slow blow fuse to protect it from frying when there is a power surge. I pulled the fuse and checked it with my multimeter for continuity, and the fuse was bad. I ordered these fuses and installed one into my DVD player and it fired right up after plugging it back into the power grid. These fuses were a perfect match. The price was right too!

Fit and work as expected

These fuses are just what I ordered. I am very happy with them. They appear to be good quality and are holding up so far.

Needed one. ONE. These worked just fine.now I have NINE left which will likely last me till the end of time.

It was easy to identify these hard to find fuses with the information provided on the Amazon website. I only needed one but the price for 10 was acceptable.

Solid looking filament that seems to be working at least as well if not better than what came with my equipment. Nice and cheap with plenty of extras just in case. Make sure you get the right size.

I had a fuse blow on my RV range hood. I purchased the regular fuse initially and it blew almost immediately. The slow blow fuse makes all the difference for my application.

I have a Porter Cable adjustable speed, (100 to 1800 RPM) grinder, which I mounted two of the heavy metal CBN wheels on this grinder, knowing it was about 1/4HP too small. Everything went well for about 12 months, until I blew the 10AMP slo-blo fuse original equipment on the board that controls the speed on the grinder.No problem, just buy some more fuses and maybe get another year? No way...I blew out one of these fuses first try. Second fuse, it lasted two tries.I finally gave up, third fuse and put a piece of #45 copper wire, (about 3/4 amp), in the holder with the fuse. So far, everything for the following months, (now over 6), have held and I am happy, but I would not buy these fuses again, thinking they are 10 AMP Slo-Blo. More like 9. Not every fuse is the same quality...