The Jandorf GDC 3.15A Time Delay Fuse 2 pk is a dependable protection solution for electronic circuits that deal with brief surge currents. This two-pack from the GDC sub-brand is designed to keep delicate components safe while letting normal inrush pass through without nuisance trips.
Why choose a time-delay (slow-blow) fuse? When electronics draw a momentary surge—such as power supplies starting up, motors booting, or transformers charging—the fuse needs to tolerate that spike without opening the circuit. The Jandorf GDC fuse does exactly that, reducing unnecessary downtime and protecting your equipment from overcurrent damage.
Built for durability and consistent performance, these fuses feature a glass tube with plated brass endcaps and a robust design that fits a range of standard assemblies. With a 250V rating, they’re suitable for many common electronic applications, and UL listing adds an extra layer of reliability for professional or hobbyist builds.
- 3.15 A time-delay (slow-blow) fuse
- 250 V
- Glass
- Plated brass
- 5 mm diameter, 20 mm length
- 2 fuses per card
- Carded
- Yes
- No
- No
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Brand: Jandorf, Sub Brand: GDC
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Application: Electronic circuits
This fuse pair is ideal for technicians and electronics hobbyists who need reliable protection in power supplies, adapters, LED drivers, audio equipment, control circuits, and small transformers. The 3.15A rating makes it well-suited for circuits that regularly handle brief surges during startup or switching, while the 250V rating covers a broad range of consumer and professional electronics setups.
Why pick the Jandorf GDC over generic fuses? The combination of glass-tube reliability, brass endcaps, and a dedicated time-delay profile means you get predictable response under surge conditions and easier maintenance in rack-mounted or panel installations. If you’re stocking repair or assembly kits, this 2-pack in a carded format provides quick, ready-to-use protection without hunting for individual fuses.
Tip for use: match the fuse rating to your circuit’s nominal operating current and account for any startup surges. When replacement is needed, choose the same 3.15 A time-delay fuse with a 250 V rating to preserve circuit protection without sacrificing performance.
