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Apologies for newbie question- I'm only an occasional sparky and get stumped by these things from time to time- What's the best way to get hold of these old Wylex fuses? I presume they're not made any more like this? Hope this picture comes over OK....

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@OP. is it a 60A you want, or some other value? i've got a few.
 
What's the reason for replacing....has it blown? If so, how do you know, is there no supply? Does it need downgrading? Is it for a new circuit?.......
 
The whole thing as pictured, with whatever wire / copper it needs inside it make it do its job. Thanks Gavin- will check these people out.


The fact that you don't know what's inside the fuse carrier strengthens my view that a 'part time sparky' is a fallacy.

Edit: What I mean to say is that you are either a sparky or you are not. Respectfully, you a clearly the latter.
 
What's the reason for replacing....has it blown? If so, how do you know, is there no supply? Does it need downgrading? Is it for a new circuit?.......
It's simply absent as the circuit was taken out while a flat was being renovated, and someone didn't keep it in a safe place. Just want to replace it. Nothing blown etc. It's the main fuse post Key Meter into the flat, alongside 6 identical old fuse boxes. I know I could run a lower rated fuse here, but thought why not stick the same back in it as was in it before.
 

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