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rockyracoon | 21:27 Mon 09th Mar 2015 | How it Works
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I've found a set of heated rollers in my cupboard (forgot I had them). Someone has taken the plug off, I can easily put one back on but don't know what fuse to use. Would anyone know what I'd need?

Ta :)
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Most heated rollers are rated at around 400W. (Look for a label to check though). So that means you need a 3A fuse:
http://www.rospa.com/homesafety/aroundtheuk/northern-ireland/electricity/plugs-fuses/fuse_choosing.aspx
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Thanks Chris, just found a little marker underneath that says 300w, I'll use the 3a.

Thanks again :)
Yes, 3 or 5 Amp, Rocky. 13Amp ones are, technically, wrong for protecting the very light cables that are often used.

Also, they're usually diesel, Rockers.... although you may be on to something new here........

http://gewilson.en.made-in-china.com/product/iBTnmGLJuzcF/China-Walk-Behind-Vibratory-Road-Roller-with-Electric-Start-186f-Diesel-Engine.html
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Lol, with my frizzy mop, I could probably use that type of roller :)
5 amp will do fine

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