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Fuse clips

Samuel235 Hardware Contributor last edited by

Does anyone use any fuse clips to hold a domestic fuse? I have several options from the likes of eBay and Aliexpress however non of them give a pin pitch spacing so i can't design my board until they arrive.

Do any of you have any you have already and either can provide a pin spacing or the listing shows their pitch?

I'm looking for something like this: Fuse Holder (Clip Style)

Thanks.
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