Need help finding fuses

[Skyfntm]

Hey guys I have been looking on mouser for some 3a or 6a ptc fuses for my dna30. But I have no clue what I'm looking for. I know what I need I just need help finding them.

If someone could help simplify mouser for me that would be great.

Or a link to the fuses would be ok. I would prefer insight to mouser lol.

Thanks

 

[Euphonious Nonsense]

LR4-600XF TE Connectivity / Raychem | Mouser

 

[bapgood]

You can start here on mouser and select the different options - Resettable Fuses - PPTC | Mouser

Here is the 3amp fuse I use
MINISMDC260F-Mouser
MINISMDC260F-digikey

Here is the 7amp fuse I use
2920L700SLPR-digikey

 

[Skyfntm]

You can start here on mouser and select the different options - Resettable Fuses - PPTC | Mouser

Here is the 3amp fuse I use
MINISMDC260F-Mouser
MINISMDC260F-digikey

Here is the 7amp fuse I use
2920L700SLPR-digikey

Bap what fuses did you use for Tibs? I'm gettin really confused as to what amount of fuse I need per battery. I know that 12a max on dna30. If I use 2x 5a fuses will that affect the performance of the dna30.

Thank for the links guys!

 

[bapgood]

Bap what fuses did you use for Tibs? I'm gettin really confused as to what amount of fuse I need per battery. I know that 12a max on dna30. If I use 2x 5a fuses will that affect the performance of the dna30.

Thank for the links guys!

Read through mamus write up (link in my sig) until you understand it

I used 4 of the 3amp fuses that I linked 2x(2x2 3amp fuses)

 

[Skyfntm]

Read through mamus write up (link in my sig) until you understand it

I used 4 of the 3amp fuses that I linked 2x(2x2 3amp fuses)

I was under the impression that you needed 12a per battery.
I will go read mamu's post again lol.

 

[carlph]

why are u using fuses? isn't there built in the board?

 

[Skyfntm]

why are u using fuses? isn't there built in the board?

There is no revers battery protection. Also protects from dead shorts

 

[mxrdrver]

Just wondering why U went with the 2x2x3amp fuses. Would 2x6amp fuses work just the same?