Identify this fuse

[Viperz888]

Could anybody identify the type of this fuse, or where I’d get a new one? Seems to be somewhere between a midi and a mega in size. struggling to find much online. It’s off a charger for an electric cart.
Thanks

[anonymous-user]

You have a very short fuse

[Doofus]

50 Amp.

[Butter Face]

https://highpowersemiconductors.com/product/gsb50-...

[anonymous-user]

Try Centre Bolted Tag Fuse
https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/bolted-tag-fuses/15...

[Philv8s]

Make sure you find the reason the original fuse blew first if possible or the new one will pop too which could get expensive fast!

[Viperz888]

Thanks all, that looks like it!

[gazza285]

I might have some kicking about at work that you can have, although I don't know when I will be there again.

[Dogwatch]

gazza285 said:

I might have some kicking about at work that you can have, although I don't know when I will be there again.

Good news......and bad news.

[gazza285]

Dogwatch said:

gazza285 said:

I might have some kicking about at work that you can have, although I don't know when I will be there again.

Good news......and bad news.

Monday, allegedly.

[rxe]

If you’re desperate, drill a hole in each end and solder a 50 amp bit of fuse wire in. I wouldn’t do this for some safety critical application in a (say) explosive atmosphere, but on a buggy it will be fine. Also cheaper than blowing £10 fuses if the problem is unknown.....

[Simpo Two]

A semiconductor fuse, wow. Never knew such a thing existed.