Collection: Fuses & Electrical Protection

Use the rating printed on the original fuse or specified in the device manual — the fuse should carry the normal current but blow before the wiring is overloaded. Never fit a higher value to stop it blowing. Browse the full Fuses & Electrical Protection range to match it.

Glass (and ceramic) cartridge fuses are cylindrical and common in electronics, appliances and plugs. Blade (spade) fuses are flat plastic-bodied fuses standard in vehicles. Choose the type your fuse holder or fuse box accepts. For car wiring, see Automotive.

No. A repeatedly blowing fuse signals a fault or overload — fitting a higher rating removes the protection and risks overheating or fire. Find and fix the cause, and have mains circuits checked by a qualified electrician. Add surge protection from Fuses & Electrical Protection if needed.

A surge protector diverts short voltage spikes (from lightning or switching) away from your devices, helping protect electronics. It doesn't replace a fuse or breaker for overcurrent. For multi-device setups, combine it with a power strip.

An inline fuse holder is the clean way to add a fuse to an accessory or added circuit, keeping the fuse accessible and protected. Pair it with the right terminals from Connectors & Terminals and suitable cable from Power & Mains Cables.

For a plug or an inline automotive fuse, yes — always disconnect power first and use the same rating. For fuses in a mains consumer unit or any fixed wiring, the work should be done or checked by a qualified electrician.

Yes. Orders over €80 ship free across Greece with fast delivery. Smaller orders ship at standard rates — see our shipping page for full details.

Every order is covered by Lynk Buyer Protection. If an item arrives faulty or not as described, contact us and we'll help resolve it. See our warranty page for how returns and claims are handled.