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MERSEN FUSE 250V FA 2 A 5.20 MI5FA25V2
Mersen M084007 MI5FA25V2 high speed 5 × 20 mm miniature fuse rated at 2 A and 250 V AC for semiconductor and electronic circuit protection.
£1.90
Why Choose the Mersen M084007 MI5FA25V2 High Speed Fuse?
The Mersen M084007 is a precision-engineered 5 × 20 mm high speed miniature fuse designed to protect sensitive semiconductor devices, measuring equipment and electronic control circuits from overcurrent and short-circuit faults. Part of the trusted Mersen MI5FA25V2 series, this fuse delivers rapid fault interruption for demanding industrial and electronic applications.
Its very fast-acting characteristic helps safeguard delicate electronic components before damage can occur, making it ideal for control systems, instrumentation, power supplies and semiconductor protection. The compact 5 × 20 mm format ensures compatibility with a wide range of standard fuse holders and electronic equipment.
With a 2 A current rating and a 250 V AC rated voltage, the M084007 provides dependable circuit protection while maintaining the high performance expected from genuine Mersen protection products.
Key Advantages
- Very fast-acting fuse for semiconductor and electronic protection.
- 2 A current rating suitable for sensitive circuits.
- 250 V AC rated voltage for industrial and electronic applications.
- Compact 5 × 20 mm miniature fuse format.
- Provides rapid protection against overloads and short circuits.
- Manufactured by Mersen for long-term reliability.
Key Features
- Manufacturer: Mersen.
- Series: MI5FA25V2.
- Model: M084007.
- Product type: High speed miniature fuse.
- Current rating: 2 A.
- Rated voltage: 250 V AC.
- Fuse size: 5 × 20 mm.
- Very fast-acting FA characteristic.
Reliable Protection for Sensitive Electronic Equipment
High speed semiconductor fuses are specifically designed to interrupt fault currents before sensitive electronic components can be damaged. Their rapid operating characteristics make them ideal for protecting measuring instruments, control electronics, semiconductor devices and power supplies.
The Mersen MI5FA25V2 range combines compact dimensions with a high breaking capacity, delivering dependable protection across a broad range of industrial and electronic applications.
Typical Applications
- Semiconductor protection.
- Electronic control equipment.
- Industrial instrumentation.
- Power supplies.
- Measuring and monitoring devices.
- Automation control systems.
Technical Specifications
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| Current | 2 A | |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage | 250 V | |
| Device Type | Fuse link | |
| Fuse Type | Miniature, Semiconductor | |
| Fuse Class | Fast acting | |
| Manufacturer | Mersen | |
| Series | MI5FA25V2 | |
| Model | M084007 | |
| Product type | High speed miniature fuse | |
| Current rating | 2 A | |
| Rated voltage | 250 V AC | |
| Fuse dimensions | 5 × 20 mm | |
| Characteristic | Very fast-acting (FA) | |
| Mounting | Clip mounting | |
| RoHS compliant | Yes |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Mersen M084007 used for?
The M084007 protects semiconductor devices, electronic equipment and sensitive control circuits against overloads and short circuits.
What is the current rating of this fuse?
This fuse has a 2 A current rating.
What voltage is the M084007 rated for?
The fuse is designed for circuits operating up to 250 V AC.
What size is this fuse?
The M084007 uses the standard 5 × 20 mm miniature fuse format.
What does the FA characteristic mean?
The FA characteristic indicates a very fast-acting fuse designed to provide rapid protection for sensitive semiconductor and electronic components.
Trusted by Engineers Worldwide
Mersen miniature semiconductor fuses are trusted by OEM manufacturers, panel builders and maintenance engineers for delivering fast, dependable protection of sensitive electronic and industrial equipment.
