Product Description
Crown CR 148501 fuse holder is an OEM component engineered for Crown electric lift trucks. Designed for panel mounting, it features a screw cap retention mechanism, supports 250VAC at 10A, and accommodates standard 5x20 mm and 6x30 mm cylindrical fuses for secure circuit protection in industrial equipment environments.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Crown |
| Model | WP 3000 |
| Part Number | CR 148501 |
| Fuse Size Compatibility | 5x20 mm and 6x30 mm cylindrical fuses |
| Application | Industrial equipment environments |
Electrical Specifications
| Rated Voltage | 250VAC maximum |
| Rated Current Capacity | 10A maximum |
Additional Specifications
| Insulation Material | High-dielectric thermoplastic |
| Mounting Type | Panel mounting |
| Retention Mechanism | Screw cap retention |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What model is the CR 148501 compatible with?
A: The CR 148501 is designed for use with Crown electric lift trucks including the WP 3000 models.
Q: What material is the CR 148501 made from?
A: The CR 148501 is constructed with high-dielectric thermoplastic insulation, which provides electrical protection and durability in industrial environments. This material resists moisture, vibration, and temperature changes.
Q: How do I replace the CR 148501?
A: To replace the CR 148501, locate the fuse holder on your equipment's control panel. Unscrew the retention cap to access the fuse, then install a new fuse of the same size and rating. Ensure the retention cap is securely fastened after replacement.
Q: What fuse sizes does the CR 148501 support?
A: The CR 148501 is designed to accommodate standard cylindrical fuses, including sizes commonly used in industrial equipment. Always use the exact same fuse size and amperage rating as specified in your equipment's documentation.
Q: What is the function of the CR 148501?
A: The CR 148501 serves as a replacement fuse holder for electric lift trucks. It provides circuit protection by holding fuses in place and automatically breaking the electrical connection if current exceeds safe limits.
