Capacitors

Bussmann fuses, with a small run of motor capacitors alongside them. The fuses cover fast-acting glass and time-delay types from 0.2 A up, in 2-packs and 5-packs. Fast-acting versus time-delay is the choice that matters and it is about what the circuit does at startup, not about quality — a fast-acting fuse protects electronics that draw the same current the moment they come on, and a time-delay fuse rides through the inrush of a motor, a transformer or a compressor that would nuisance-blow a fast fuse every time it started. Match the voltage rating as well as the amperage; a fuse rated below the circuit voltage can fail to clear an arc even when the amperage is right.