Welch AllynItem # 767115MPN 767115-3110

Fuse, 5X20, 200Ma, 250V, Ea.

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5x20mm Time-Delay Fuse, 250V, 200mA

This is a glass ferrule type fuse measuring 5x20mm with the power of 200Ma, 250V. The Fuse is pretty simple, if more than 200mA pass through the fuse, the small filament inside the fuse heats up and breaks (like a light bulb burning out). The product features to save the circuit from molten destruction. This is the perfect replacement fuse in for expensive machines.

Country Of Origin: United States
Manufacturer: Welch Allyn
Size: 5 x 20 mm
Sold By: Single Piece

What specific medical devices or equipment typically use a 5x20mm, 250V, 200mA time-delay fuse like this one?

5x20mm, 250V, 200mA time-delay fuses are typically used in various medical diagnostic and treatment equipment that requires precise current control to protect against overcurrent conditions. [Product Specs][Industry Standards]

As a healthcare provider, how can I tell when it's time to replace this fuse preemptively to avoid equipment downtime?

To preemptively replace this fuse and avoid equipment downtime, monitor for signs of wear or discoloration in the fuse glass, and consider regular replacement intervals based on equipment usage patterns. [Manufacturer Info]

For a facility with several different brands of medical devices, how does this Welch Allyn fuse stand out in terms of reliability?

This Welch Allyn fuse stands out due to its precise time-delay feature designed to handle specific current overloads, ensuring compatibility and reliability across various brands of medical devices. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]

If the 767115 fuse were to blow unexpectedly, what signs should I look for that may indicate a larger problem with the attached device?

If the 767115 fuse blows unexpectedly, check for signs of circuit overload, such as unusual heating of device components or electrical smells, which may indicate a larger problem with the device. [Product Specs]

Are there any safety precautions we need to consider when replacing this fuse in sensitive medical equipment?

When replacing this fuse in sensitive medical equipment, ensure the device is powered off and disconnected from any power source, and use appropriate tools to avoid damaging the fuse or equipment. [Manufacturer Info]