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Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10
Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10
Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10
Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10
Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10
Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10
Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10
Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10
Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10
Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10

Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10 FT Spool Coil - USA Made

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Sherco Automotive & Marine Supplies Part # FLW12-10 Fusible Link Wire 12 AWG Gauge Universal Black 10 FT Spool Coil - USA Made (NOTE: Only 100 Foot Spools Come with metal spool included. 25 ft and 10 ft sold in coils packaged in plastic bags.) An electrical fusible link is a type of electrical fuse that is constructed simply with a short piece of wire typically four American wire gauge sizes smaller than the wire that is being protected. For example, an AWG 16 fusible link might be used to protect AWG 12 wiring. Electrical fusible links are common in high-current automotive applications. The wire in an electrical fusible link is encased in high-temperature fire-resistant insulation to reduce hazards when the wire melts. Fit type : Universal Fit Color : Black Country of Origin : United States Fusible Link Ratings and Approvals: SAE Specification: SAE J-1128 Type HTS Voltage Rating: 50 volts - low voltage wire Temperature Rating: 150 C Fusible Link Applications: This low-voltage, insulated automotive cable is designed for use in demanding automotive wire harness applications where standard fuses are unsuitable. The fusible link protects the automotive cable harness in case of extreme current overload. If this occurs, the conductor within the link melts while its insulation contains any spark or flame emitted, preventing potential electrical fires.