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Fuse

A fuse is a circuit protection device that that uses a thin strip of metal to bridge a circuit that is designed to melt when a predetermined current level is reached thereby preventing the circuit from over heating and being damaged.  Automotive Fuses are graded by amperage and can range from 1-2 to over 100 amps.

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