Jandorf GMC 6A Medium Time Delay Fuse – 2-pack, 5x20 mm glass-tube fuses with plated brass endcaps designed for reliable protection of electronic circuits. This compact two-pack from the GMC sub-brand is built to handle brief surges without nuisance blows, making it ideal for power supplies, control boards, and other sensitive electronics.
Why this GMC fuse stands out
In electronics, protecting your circuitry from both sustained overloads and short transients is essential. The GMC 6A Medium Time Delay fuse delivers that balance with precision:
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6 amps at 125 volts—suitable for common low-to-mid power circuits and power supplies.
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Medium time-delay (slow-blow) characteristics—absorbs startup surges from motors, transformers, and inductive loads without tripping prematurely.
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5 x 20 mm glass tube—easy visual inspection of the fuse element to confirm status at a glance.
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Endcaps in plated brass—durable, corrosion-resistant connections built for long-term reliability.
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UL Listed and CSA Listed—aligned with safety standards for peace of mind in both residential and commercial electronics builds.
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Carded packaging, 2-pack—convenient for spare parts, service kits, or multi-circuit projects.
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Tamper-proof: No—easy to replace in accessible panels and equipment designs.
Ideal use cases
- Power supplies and DC-DC converters that experience inrush or brief current spikes.
- Motor start-up circuits, relays, and solenoids where a quick surge is common.
- Transformers and inductive loads in hobby electronics, embedded systems, or small- to mid-scale devices.
- Repair kits or service desks needing reliable, ready-to-use fuses for quick replacements.
Practical considerations and benefits
Choosing a medium time-delay fuse like the Jandorf GMC 6A ensures you protect your circuits without compromising uptime. The 125 V rating supports a broad range of electronics, while the visible glass tube lets technicians quickly verify fuse status during maintenance. With two fuses per carded package, you’re prepared for multi-site projects, routine servicing, or ongoing development work.
