HRC Service Fuse 63A, 80 AMP & 100 AMP

HRC Service Fuses: Reliable Circuit Protection

At AGM Electrical Supplies, we offer strong and reliable parts to keep your electrical systems safe. That’s why our HRC Service Fuse selection and durable Hex Nuts are trusted components in circuit protection setups across Australia. Whether you’re an electrician or a contractor working on a client's latest electrical project, these two essential products work together to make sure your client’s electrical connections remain safe, secure, and effective. Let’s break down what makes each of these components important and how they help keep your circuits protected.

What are HRC Fuses?

HRC (High Rupturing Capacity) fuses are a type of cartridge fuse known for their robust construction and ability to handle significant electrical faults. They consist of a sealed unit containing a fuse element surrounded by a filling material, typically sand. When an overcurrent occurs, the fuse element melts, and the filling material quenches the resulting arc. This safely interrupts the circuit and protects your client’s property and system.

Best Selling Point of HRC Fuses:

• High Rupturing Capacity: Safely interrupts high fault currents.
• Reliable Protection: Prevents damage to electrical equipment.
• Fast Acting: Quickly responds to overcurrent and short circuits.
• Sealed Construction: Ensures consistent performance and prevents oxidation.

HRC Fuses Available at AGM Electrical Supplies:

• 100amp HRC Fuse Cartridge 30 x 57mm
• 80amp HRC Fuse Cartridge 30 x 57mm
• 63amp HRC Fuse Cartridge 30 x 57mm
• Back Wired Service Fuse 100A WITH 80A Cartridge INSIDE
• Front Wired Service Fuse 100A WITH 80A Cartridge INSIDE 

Hex Nuts for Secure Connections

Hex nuts are used to create secure and reliable connections in electrical systems. They are typically used to fasten HRC fuses to fuse holders or other electrical components. You can use them to secure electrical panels, electrical boxes, boards and for any other job where a strong connection is needed.

Main Features:

• Rust-resistant as they are made from stainless steel.
• Standard size to fit common bolts.
• Easy to grip and tighten with tools.

Hex Nut Sizes Available:

Our wide selection of Hex Round Metal thread screws is available in packs of 100 and 200. These packs come with Hex nuts as well as just with the screws. You can find them in varying sizes according to your project requirement, such as:  

• 5/32 opening with length of 2 inches.
• 5/32 opening with length of 1.5 inches.
• 3/16 opening with length of 2 inches.

Why Do You Need Both for a Job Well-Done?

The HRC Fuse protects your system, and the Hex Nuts keep it safely in place. When used together, they make sure your setup works well and stays safe. If the fuse isn’t held tight, it might not work properly. Therefore, you need to get both parts as they are quite important.

Get the Complete Solution for any Project at AGM Electrical Supplies!

For reliable circuit protection, HRC fuses and secure connections are essential. At AGM Electrical Supplies, we offer you a selection of HRC service fuses and matching hex nuts to make sure your electrical systems are the safe and efficient. With over 20 years of experience catering to Australian businesses and tradespeople, we are certain that we can help you find what you are looking for. To sweeten the deal, we offer market-competitive pricing and low-shipping fees, that helps your stay within the client allocated budget. Order these top-tier HRC fuses and Hex screws with nuts today for maximum safety and efficiency!

FAQs

What is an HRC Service Fuse 100A used for?

It’s designed to provide high-level protection against overloads and short circuits in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems.

What does “HRC” mean?

HRC stands for High Rupturing Capacity, meaning the fuse can safely interrupt very high fault currents without exploding or causing damage.

Is the 100A HRC fuse suitable for main service protection?

Yes. It’s commonly used as a main service fuse due to its ability to handle high current loads and fault conditions.

Do I need a specific fuse holder for a 100A HRC fuse?

Yes, HRC fuses must be installed in appropriately rated fuse carriers or holders to ensure correct fit and safe operation.

How often does an HRC fuse need replacing?

Only when it blows due to a fault. Under normal conditions, HRC fuses are long-lasting and require no routine replacement.