10-piece pack of ceramic fuses — type RGS11 CR2L GSB Available in current ratings from 10A to 250A, and in multiple physical sizes to match panel and holder requirements. Rated for use in 250V and 500V circuits. Example variant: an 80A fuse is available and is color‑identified as RGS11250V. What it does Interrupts current when an overload or short circuit occurs, preventing excessive current from damaging wiring, components, and connected equipment. Ceramic construction provides mechanical and thermal robustness under fault conditions. Key benefits — why you need these fuses Reliable circuit protection: Designed to clear overloads and short circuits to reduce the risk of component damage and fire. Durable construction: The ceramic body withstands heat and mechanical stress better than many alternatives, improving safety and lifespan. Broad compatibility: Wide current range (10A–250A) and two voltage classes (250V, 500V) let you select the correct fuse for many systems. Easy replacement and stocking: Sold as a 10-piece pack for convenient spares management and quicker service restores. Important attributes Type: RGS11 CR2L GSB Pack size: 10 fuses Current ratings: 10A through 250A Voltage ratings: suitable for 250V and 500V circuits Variant note: 80A model is color-identified as RGS11250V Material: ceramic body for high durability and thermal resistance Function: overcurrent protection (overload and short-circuit interruption) Practical use scenarios Residential: Replace or upgrade branch-circuit protection in a home distribution panel to protect wiring and appliances. Industrial: Safeguard control panels and motor circuits against overloads or short circuits in manufacturing or processing equipment. Renewable and power electronics: Provide overcurrent protection in solar power systems and power supplies to protect inverters, charge controllers, and downstream equipment. Ordering and selection tip Choose the fuse current rating and physical size that match your panel or fuse holder and the circuit protection requirements (voltage class 250V or 500V). Keep spare fuses on hand to minimize downtime.