Source for 600 or 630 mA, 1000 V, 6 x 32 mm fuses?

[calzap]

I have a GW Instek multimeter, and one of its fuses has the following specs: 600 mA, 1000 V, ceramic, 6 x 32 mm, fast blow.  The one that is in it was made by Hollyland.  Siba makes a 630 mA fuse with other specs the same.  After a lot of searching, I haven't found a source for small quantities of these fuses.  I tried eBay, Amazon, Google, Digikey, Mouser, Allied, McMaster and a few other sites.  I have some at 500 mA with other specs the same.  Any ideas?

Mike in California

[Lightages]

The 630mA fuse or the 500mA fuses will be fine. If you use the 500mA fuse it will just blow a bit sooner than the 600mA. The 630mA fuse will probably be not much different for all practical purposes than the 600mA.

I would just use the 500Ma fuses you have on hand until you can find the correct and sufficiently inexpensive replacements. You might not even need to replace the 500mA.

[calzap]

I haven't been able to find a source for small quantities of either the Hollyland 600 mA or Siba 630 mA fuses.  And yeah, I'll just use 500 mA if the 600 mA blows if I have to.  Thanks.

Mike in California

[3roomlab]

search by image (search keyword 32mm 630mA fuse)

http://www.donberg.ie/catalogue/passive_components/fuses/630ma-f32mm.html

this also turned up in the image search 

http://www.vhaudio.com/fuses.html

QUANTUM OMFGBBQ pawnaged ! LOLz

[Lightages]

The first link has glass fuses. The second has morons.

[calzap]

3roomlab, 

Thanks for looking.   Eska does make ceramic 630 mA, 6 x 32 mm fuses (not necessarily the ones in the link), but they are 500 V max.  The fuses in the second link are either 500 V or less, or of unstated voltage.

Mike in California

[3roomlab]

did you have a look @ the webstore @ link1? i think i saw ESKA F32mm, but seems like not rated in 1kv

this 1 is 1kv SIBA ... but ...
http://korean.alibaba.com/product-tp/germany-siba-multimeter-special-ceramic-fuse-7017240-1000v-315ma-1kv-6-3-32mm-174818650.html
 

  edit :: made in germany ... no where on the internet ... but .... CHINA ! WHY ? i have to rethink that it is made in CHINA?
http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r.1.14.3.5XvVcT&id=36591810307&ns=1&abbucket=0#detail

[calzap]

Well, the taobao website has the right fuses.  But even running it through a translate website, I can't figure out how to order.  Then there is the matter of secure payment.  Siba appears to have a factory in China, but there could also be fake Siba fuses there too.

Mike in California