Hello,

Trying to cross reference a fuse used in a hospital bed power supply.

Both the hot and neutral lines are fused on the power supply.

I think it is a simple 5 x 20 slow blow but I wanted to make sure.

The mound to holders on a circuit board.

The board is marked "1AT" and "250 VOLT"

A sticker on the board is marked "T1.6A" and "250 V"

The fuse is marked "E.T1.6AL250VP"

Diameter is .2" (5.08 mm)

Length .790" (20.066 mm)

It is actually the "L" in the fuse number that confuses me. I know it means Low Breaking Capacity but how does this cross with say a GDC .... or maybe it does not matter. I don't see a reference for the E or the P in any of my books .... manufactures marks?

Probably making this more difficult then it needs to be but I like to do things right.

Thanks so much ...

Michael

 

It's a 1.6A Time Lag fuse, 20mm @250V.

 

I realize that but are there any special nuances about this particular fuse .... is the "L" important, or will any 1.6 slow - blow work?