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JRE

12:45 AM

@ThePhoton I wouldn't mind having one here and now that can be applied across the internet.

Shalvenay

fuse question: can UL Class R fuse reducers be nested? (trying to get a 20A fuse to go in a 200A fuseholder)

W5VO

1:06 AM

@ScientistSmithYT You're instigating an awful lot of conflict here, and you've digressed from the room topics. Please stop.

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Basj

11:16 AM

If someone could reopen electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/458448/…, I could post a detailed answer with the components used in this item (I bought it, and just received it), explain how it works, etc. Thanks in advance if I share this here

Marla

12:10 PM

@Shalvenay . . . That might be a good question for the main board. I was in heavy industry for years and a couple times I looked for fuse mechanical size reducers too. Might be construed as a shopping question though.

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Shalvenay

11:06 PM

@Marla asked on the main board

Q: 20A or 30A fuse in 200A fuse clips -- is nesting reducers OK?

So, I am trying to figure out the cleanest way to make a 20A or 30A tap from a 200A circuit (single hot + neutral) that is being run through a fusible safety switch (NEMA style, as this is in the USA), with power sources at both ends of the run. So far, I have come up with the idea of using a 3-...