Fused Spurs

A fused spur is essentially an electrical outlet or switch that incorporates a fuse. The fuse is designed to break the circuit if the current exceeds a safe level, protecting the wiring and connected appliance from potential damage or fire. Fused spurs are typically connected to a ring or radial circuit, allowing them to power high-wattage devices safely while also serving as an isolation point.

Switched fused spur: This includes a switch to control the connected appliance. It allows users to turn the appliance on or off without having to unplug it.

Unswitched fused spur: This is a basic connection unit without a switch, typically used for devices that are meant to remain on continuously, such as a burglar alarm system or a smoke detector.

The benefits of the neon indicator is to show when the appliance is on.