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Graco 116682 Fuse .500 Amp 250V Time-Lag

Genuine Graco 500 Amp time-lag fuse for electrical system protection with surge tolerance.

  • Part #: 116682
  • Type: Time-Lag Fuse
  • Rating: 500A / 250V
  • Safety Critical

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Compatible Machines

  • Graco 1095 Air Assist Airless
  • Graco 1095 Airless
  • Graco GMAX II 790
  • Graco GMAX II 1095
  • Graco LTS 15
  • Graco LTS 17

Product Overview

This genuine Graco 116682 500 Amp Time-Lag Fuse is a critical electrical safety component designed to protect your sprayer's electrical system from overcurrent conditions while allowing temporary startup surges.

Specification Details
Part Number 116682
Part Type Time-Lag Fuse
Amperage 500 Amp
Voltage Rating 250V

Key Features

  • Time-Lag Design - Allows temporary current surges without blowing
  • High Amperage Rating - 500 Amp capacity for heavy-duty applications
  • 250V Rating - Suitable for industrial electrical systems
  • Safety Protection - Prevents electrical damage from overload conditions

Frequently Asked Questions

A time-lag fuse (also called slow-blow fuse) is designed to withstand temporary current surges, such as motor startup currents, without blowing. It only interrupts the circuit during sustained overloads, providing protection while allowing normal operation.

The 500 Amp rating matches the electrical requirements of compatible Graco sprayers. Using the correct amperage ensures proper motor protection while allowing sufficient current for normal operation and startup surges.

No, always use the specified 500 Amp time-lag fuse. Using a different amperage could cause either nuisance blowing (if lower) or fail to protect your equipment (if higher), potentially leading to electrical damage or safety hazards.

If the fuse repeatedly blows, it indicates an underlying electrical problem such as motor issues, wiring faults, or component failures. Continued operation without diagnosing the root cause may lead to more serious damage. Consult a qualified technician.

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