The GSC15 125V 15AMP Time Delay Fuse is designed for reliable protection in electrical circuits. This high-quality fuse ensures the safety of your appliances by preventing overloads and short circuits. Ideal for applications that require a delay in response, it resets automatically after the fault is cleared, ensuring uninterrupted performance.
| Brand | Gou |
|---|---|
| Amperage | 15 A |
| Voltage | 125V |
| Frame / Series | GSC |
| Catalogue # | GOUGSC15 |
The GSC15 is a 15A, 125V time-delay plug fuse in the standard Edison-base (Type S/T) format, designed to fit compatible screw-in fuse holders and fuse blocks rated for 125V circuits. It is suitable for protecting branch circuits, appliance circuits, and small motor loads where a brief inrush current must be tolerated before the fuse clears a sustained overload or short circuit.
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A time-delay fuse like the GSC15 is designed to tolerate brief, harmless inrush currents — such as those produced when a motor, compressor, or transformer starts up — without blowing. It will still clear quickly on a dead short. Use a time-delay fuse whenever the connected load draws a momentary surge at startup that would otherwise nuisance-trip a fast-acting fuse of the same amperage.
No. Installing a higher-amperage fuse to stop nuisance blowing is a code violation and a fire hazard — the circuit wiring and connected equipment are only rated for the original fuse size. If the GSC15 is blowing repeatedly, the circuit or load should be inspected for a fault or overload condition. Contact us or a licensed electrician before changing the fuse rating.
Yes, the GSC15 is a stocked item at Northern Breaker Group. Common industry equivalents in the 15A, 125V time-delay plug fuse category include designations such as the Bussman T-15 or Littelfuse TL-15, but always verify the voltage rating, amperage, and delay class before substituting. Reach out to our counter staff in Calgary, Edmonton, or Vancouver for current stock and cross-reference assistance.
