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Littelfuse SLC002 Time Delay Class G Fuse 2A 600V

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Special Price $13.50 Regular Price $17.55
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SLC002
Fuse 600V Time Delay 2 Amp
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HVAC Controls & Electrical, Circuit Protection
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Manufacturer Name: Littelfuse
Product Number: SLC002
OEM Part Number: SLC002
Product Description: Fuse 600V Time Delay 2 Amp
Weight:0.12lbs/54.43g

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What maintenance is required for the Littelfuse SLC002 Fuse?

Inspect fuse holder contacts regularly for corrosion or looseness. Ensure proper seating and clean terminals to maintain accurate protection. Replace only with identical rating after a fault. Handle de-energized circuits to ensure safety.

What are common issues with the Littelfuse SLC002 Fuse ?

  • Blown fuse due to overcurrent or short circuit.
  • Intermittent operation from loose holder contacts.
  • Overheating from improper circuit load.
  • Poor continuity due to oxidation on terminals.
  • Mechanical damage from improper handling or vibration.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off all power and check circuit is de-energized before handling.

Step 2: Open fuse holder or panel and remove the old fuse carefully.

Step 3: Insert the new fuse firmly into the correct rated socket.

Step 4: Ensure proper alignment and secure contact without forcing.

Step 5: Restore power and test circuit operation while monitoring for faults or overheating.