Posted by 4play on November 12, 2016 at 22:19:57 from (68.97.113.64):
In Reply to: Radio fuse posted by JimS on November 12, 2016 at 13:48:31:
The only reason I can think of by them having two fuses inline/series of each other is assuming one of them might not be able to open in the event of an overload or short. Often times both of fuses will blow at the same time anyway. Using one fuse will be just fine, just stick to the rated amperage
The voltage rating of a fuse should always be matched or higher but never lower. Its not something to be concerned about with 12v though. The reason for voltage rating is to prevent arcing when the fuse blows. Using a low voltage fuse in a high voltage circuit might allow the high voltage to arc across the open fuse contacts.
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