Nord Stage 2 fuse/fuse holder

[yadayada]

Hi guys, I understand from these 2 articles that I need to change my fuse holder and fuse when switching from a 115v source to a 230v source:

http://www.norduserforum.com/nord-elect ... 15-10.html
http://www.norduserforum.com/nord-stage ... t7060.html

My question is, do any of you know the part no. associated with the fuse holder for the 230v one? Can I just use the existing 115v fuse holder and find a 125mA fuse of the same dimensions as the 300mA one (Btw, what would be the dimensions?)

Thanks!

[pablomastodon]

Hi guys, I understand from these 2 articles that I need to change my fuse holder and fuse when switching from a 115v source to a 230v source

Do not "NEED" to change fuse caps. The recommended ratings are:

115v operation 300mA 250v slo-blo
230v operation 125mA 250v slo-blo

The physical dimensions are:

US-style 1/4" x 1-1/4" (sometimes written as 6x30mm or 6.3x30mm)
Euro-style 5x20mm

There is no technical reason why one couldn't use either style fuse so long as the fuse amperage ratings are correct.

However, for people who may be moving back and forth between 115v and 230v mains power locations, it can be a good idea use the Euro style for Euro operation and US style for safety reasons. Having two radically different fuse caps will make it easier to detect at a casual glance which fuse is which, without having to grab reading glasses and peer at tiny numbers embossed into the metal end caps of fuses. If one uses US style in US and Euro style elsewhere, it's kind of GOOF-PROOF. Considering that a goof here could become very expensive, that may be best strategy.

Bless,

Pablo

[yadayada]

Thanks for the great reply pablomastodon. But are the recommended ratings switched? Referring to your other post in one of the links, you stated that 115v >> 300mA and 230v >> 125mA.

[pablomastodon]

corrected...thanx

pablo