SLOW BLOW FUSE, 0.25 IN DIA, 2 A, GLASS, 250 VAC, 1.25 IN, CYLINDRICAL, HOLDER/CLIP MOUNTING, MEETS CE, ROHS by GE Healthcare

Key Highlights

• This SLOW BLOW FUSE is engineered to protect electrical circuits from excessive current, ensuring the safety and longevity of medical imaging devices.
• With a cylindrical design and holder/clip mounting, this fuse integrates seamlessly into various GE Healthcare imaging systems.
• Meets stringent CE and RoHS standards, reflecting a commitment to safety and environmental responsibility in medical applications.
• The time delay feature allows for momentary surges in current, making it ideal for high-demand medical environments.
• Designed specifically for compatibility with advanced imaging systems, enhancing operational reliability in clinical settings.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

• DISCOVERY ST (PET)
• LIGHTSPEED PLUS
• SENO ADVANTAGE
• SENOGRAPHE ESSENTIAL
• HISPEED CT/I
• LIGHTSPEED 16
• LIGHTSPEED QX/I
• LIGHTSPEED ULTRA
• SIGNA HDXT 3.0T
• SIGNA HDX 3.0T
• DISCOVERY ST (CT)
• LIGHTSPEED 1X
• LIGHTSPEED 3X
• LIGHTSPEED 4X

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Fuse Type	SLOW BLOW
Diameter	0.25 in
Current Rating	2 A
Voltage Rating	250 VAC
Length	1.25 in
Mounting Style	Holder/Clip

Clinical and Service Value

The SLOW BLOW FUSE by GE Healthcare is a critical component for ensuring the operational integrity of various imaging systems. By providing reliable protection against electrical surges, this fuse minimizes the risk of equipment failure, which is paramount in clinical environments where uptime is essential. Its compatibility with a wide range of GE imaging modalities enhances procurement efficiency, allowing hospitals to standardize on a single component across multiple systems.

In addition to its protective capabilities, the design of this fuse facilitates straightforward installation and maintenance. The holder/clip mounting style allows for quick replacement, reducing downtime during service. Hospitals can benefit from streamlined workflows, as biomedical engineers can easily access and replace fuses without extensive training. This not only optimizes operational efficiency but also supports a proactive approach to equipment management, ensuring that imaging systems remain in peak condition for patient care.

Additional notes

The fuse is an electrical device used to protect the electrical circuit from the effects of current higher than usual. This safety device consists of a strip of wire that melts and breaks an electric circuit, when the current level exceeds a desired level. Different types of fuses are available which can be selected based on the application. The time delay fuse is designed to allow current above the rated value to flow for a shorter period of time without blowing. This glass fuse has the holder/clip mounting style with cylindrical body, which makes it suitable for modern medical and demanding applications.