250 V 4A TYPE T 5 X 20 MM SLOW BLOW FUSE by GE Healthcare

Key Highlights

• This 250 V 4A Type T Slow Blow Fuse by GE Healthcare is designed to effectively protect electrical circuits from overcurrent, ensuring the safety and longevity of medical devices.
• As a time-delay fuse, it permits brief surges in current, making it ideal for sensitive electronic equipment that requires an initial power surge without immediate failure.
• Compatible with the AMX 4 model, this fuse enhances the operational reliability of mobile X-ray systems, crucial for timely patient care.
• Constructed to meet high safety standards, the fuse melts and breaks the circuit when the current exceeds the specified limit, preventing potential damage to connected components.
• Easy to replace and maintain, this fuse supports efficient workflow in clinical settings, minimizing downtime and ensuring continuous operation of imaging systems.

Compatible Systems & Use Cases

This fuse is compatible with the following model:

• AMX 4

It is particularly suited for use in mobile X-ray systems, providing essential protection for electronic components during imaging procedures.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Voltage Rating	250 V
Current Rating	4 A
Type	Slow Blow
Dimensions	5 x 20 mm

Clinical and Service Value

The 250 V 4A Type T Slow Blow Fuse is an essential component for maintaining the operational integrity of medical imaging systems, particularly the AMX 4. By allowing for brief current surges, it protects sensitive electronic components from damage, thereby reducing the risk of equipment failure. This reliability is crucial in clinical environments where timely imaging is vital for patient diagnosis and treatment.

Moreover, the ease of replacement and maintenance of this fuse contributes to streamlined workflows in healthcare facilities. Minimizing equipment downtime not only enhances productivity but also supports the continuous delivery of patient care. By investing in high-quality components like this fuse, healthcare providers can ensure their imaging systems operate at peak performance, ultimately leading to better patient outcomes and more efficient use of resources.

Additional notes

A Fuse is an safety device used to protect an electrical circuit from higher current. It has a strip of wire that melts and breaks an electric circuit when the current exceeds a desired level. Regular fuses are always connected in series with components to be protect from overcurrent, so when the fuse blows (opens) it will open the circuit and stop any current through the components. Regular fuses do not allow for any spike over the current rating of the fuse. A time delay fuse, sometimes known as an anti-surge or slow blow fuse, allows a surge in electricity for a short time before the fuse actually blows. They are well suited for electronics as they allow the initial surge of power without destroying the circuit. This time delay fuse can be used with Discovery ST and Discovery ST (4 Slice and 16 Slice) X-Ray Systems.