Answer / alok das

It is the most important and common type of fuse unit used
all day by day work in domestic in stallations.It can be
rewired, even if the cut-out terminal are energised,
without taking any safety precautions.

Answer / gurvinder singh

It is a type of rewirable fuse which has two parts. The part which carries the fuse element is known as kit and the fuse base is known as kat. The kit is fitted on kat and the circuit is ready to use

Answer / simon

The most common type of rewire able fuse use according to use (15 Amp MAX).It has 2 parts namely base,carrier made from
Porceline (a advanced version of china clay).

Answer / akarshit kanwar

Kit Kat fuse is a rewireable fuse .It is of two type kit and kat. The part which carries fuse element is know as kit and the part which carry the fuse base is know as kat. Kit is fit over kat

Answer / aadish rahman

It is a type of rewirable fuse. It consists of three components fuse element, fuse carrier ,fuse base

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