Fuses for Spas and Hot Tubs - All Sizes and Types - Heater and Spa Parts
Balboa Spa Controller Fuses 1/8A Or 125Ma Electronic Parts
Balboa Spa Controller Fuses - Various Types 20A - SC-20/SC20/SEC20/SLC20 - ~35.7mm Electronic Parts
Balboa Spa Controller Fuses - Various Types 25A - SC-25/SC25/SEC25/SLC25 - ~41.3mm Electronic Parts
Balboa Spa Controller Fuses - Various Types 30A - SC-30/SC30/SEC30/SLC30 - ~41.3mm Electronic Parts
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Fuses for Spas and Hot Tubs - All Sizes and Types - Heater and Spa PartsBalboa Spa Controller Fuses 1/8A Or 125Ma Electronic PartsBalboa Spa Controller Fuses - Various Types 20A - SC-20/SC20/SEC20/SLC20 - ~35.7mm Electronic PartsBalboa Spa Controller Fuses - Various Types 25A - SC-25/SC25/SEC25/SLC25 - ~41.3mm Electronic PartsBalboa Spa Controller Fuses - Various Types 30A - SC-30/SC30/SEC30/SLC30 - ~41.3mm Electronic Parts

Balboa Spa Controller Fuses - Various Types

Fuse Type: 1/8A - 20mm (.125/.150/.20)
Price:
$9.00 $10.49

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Description

Balboa spa fuses. Choose the size and rating.  Note that in Balboa control systems the .200A (200mA), .250A (250mA) fuses are superseded by the smaller 1/8A 1.25A fuses. 

Important:

  • All fuses are tested before dispatch.
  • Fuses carry no warranty as they are consumable.
  • Each fuse has been tested for continuity and is operable.
  • Do not replace a blown fuse without identifying the cause of failure.
  • Replacing a fuse without addressing the issue may lead to repeated failures.
  • Fuses can fail due to:
    • Long-term stress
    • Low voltage/high current fluctuations
    • Equipment failure

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