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Littelfuse FLM002 Midget Time-Delay Fuse 2 Amp 250V

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FLM002
The Littelfuse FLM002 Midget Time-Delay Fuse is a 2A overcurrent protection component that interrupts an electrical circuit when current exceeds its specified capacity in HVAC systems. Its time-delay construction permits temporary current surges to pass for a defined period before the fuse element opens under sustained overcurrent conditions. The fuse is installed in the designated fuse holder within the equipment control or electrical circuit and carries a 250V voltage rating. Its controlled interruption isolates the affected circuit when excessive current persists, limiting continued current flow through the protected wiring and components.
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Manufacturer Name: Littelfuse
Product Number: FLM002
OEM Part Number: FLM002
Product Description: Fuse 250V Time Delay 2 Amp
Weight:0.01lbs/4.54g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Littelfuse FLM002 Littelfuse FLM002 Fuse?

Check the fuse periodically for discoloration or looseness in the holder. Immediately after a blow or after fault events. Ensure the correct rating is used to prevent overload. Keep terminals clean and securely seated to maintain safe operation.

What are common issues with the Littelfuse FLM002 Littelfuse FLM002 Fuse?

  • Nuisance blowing under transient surges or inrush currents.
  • Poor contact from loose or oxidized fuse clips causing intermittent power loss.
  • Overheating due to incorrect amperage selection or poor circuit matching.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power at panel, apply lockout/tagout, and check zero voltage with a meter before handling.

Step 2: Remove old fuse from holder carefully, avoiding contact with exposed terminals.

Step 3: Inspect fuse holder for damage, corrosion, or heat marks and clean if needed.

Step 4: Insert the new time-delay fuse securely, ensuring a correct voltage rating match.

Step 5: Restore power and test circuit, monitoring for proper operation and overheating.