Product Description
Baker BA 131042 is a 15A blade fuse engineered for reliable overcurrent protection in electric lift truck circuits. OEM and equivalent part numbers include BA131042 and BK131042. Designed for plug-in mounting and compatible with standard 32VDC fused circuits.
Specifications
Compatibility
| Compatible Equipment | Baker electric lift trucks equipped for 15A blade fuses |
Electrical
| Fuse Current Rating | 15A |
| Voltage Rating | 32VDC maximum |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | BA 131042 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BA131042 |
| Equivalent Part Numbers | BK131042 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | BK131042 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the BA 131042 fuse rated for?
A: The BA 131042 is a 15A blade fuse rated for 32VDC maximum voltage. It is engineered for overcurrent protection in electric lift truck circuits and provides reliable circuit protection in standard plug-in fused applications.
Q: What is the equivalent part number for BA 131042?
A: The BA 131042 has the manufacturer part number BA131042 and the equivalent part number BK131042. Cross-reference your equipment documentation to confirm the correct fuse part number for your lift truck model before ordering.
Q: Which Baker electric lift trucks use the BA 131042 fuse?
A: The BA 131042 is compatible with Baker electric lift trucks equipped for 15A blade fuses in 32VDC circuits. Verify your lift truck model and circuit voltage to ensure this fuse is the correct replacement for your equipment.
Q: Can I use a higher amperage fuse than the BA 131042 in my lift truck?
A: No. Always use the exact amperage rating specified in your equipment manual. The BA 131042 is rated 15A for a reason; using a higher amperage fuse can allow dangerous overcurrent conditions and create fire risk or equipment damage. Using an undersized fuse will cause unnecessary nuisance trips.
Q: What does it mean if the BA 131042 fuse keeps blowing?
A: Repeated fuse failures indicate a circuit problem, not a defective fuse. Do not replace with a higher amperage fuse. A 15A fuse blowing repeatedly suggests an overcurrent condition, short circuit, or component fault in the protected circuit. Investigate the underlying electrical issue before replacing the fuse again.