PEC MCase Cartridge Fuse (695 / PAL) — Unslotted Female

The MCase cartridge fuse is a compact, high-integrity way to protect automotive and marine circuits, and this is the genuine PEC range in the unslotted female format (also known as 695 or female PAL). It’s a time-delay, slow-blow fuse built to ride out the inrush current of motors, pumps, lighting and accessory circuits without nuisance tripping — ideal for 12V and 24V systems in 4WDs, caravans, trucks, camper and marine builds. Available here in 15A, 20A, 25A, 30A and 40A.

Key features

• Genuine PEC brand — quality cartridge fuses for automotive and marine use.
• MCase / 695 / PAL format, unslotted with female terminals that push-fit onto 2.8mm male terminals in fuse boxes and holders.
• 32V rated — suits both 12V and 24V DC systems.
• Slow-blow / time-delay operation designed to handle inrush currents.
• Colour-coded by rating for fast, at-a-glance identification.
• Compact footprint to save space in busy fuse boxes and distribution blocks.

Specifications

Amperage & colour guide

What it suits

Use MCase 695 fuses to protect auxiliary and accessory circuits — fridge and inverter feeds, lighting, winch control, pumps, DC-DC chargers and general distribution — in 12V and 24V setups. Always match the fuse rating to the cable and load it protects. If you’re unsure which rating your circuit needs, check the current draw of the device and the rating of the cable feeding it.

Built to spec. Made for the track.

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Q: What is an MCase fuse?
A: An MCase fuse is a compact automotive cartridge fuse, also known as a 695 or PAL fuse. This unslotted female version push-fits onto 2.8mm male terminals in fuse boxes and holders, and protects 12V and 24V circuits.

Q: Are these genuine PEC fuses?
A: Yes — these are genuine PEC brand MCase cartridge fuses. They’re available in 15A, 20A, 25A, 30A and 40A ratings.

Q: What do the colours mean?
A: The colour identifies the amp rating at a glance. In this range 15A is grey, 20A is blue, 25A is clear/neutral, 30A is pink and 40A is green.

Q: What’s the difference between unslotted and slotted MCase fuses?
A: Unslotted MCase fuses have female terminals that push onto 2.8mm male terminals, while slotted versions mount to busbars or larger terminals. These are the unslotted female type.

Q: Will these work in a 24V system?
A: Yes. MCase fuses are rated to 32V DC, so they suit both 12V and 24V DC electrical systems.

Q: What does slow-blow mean for these fuses?
A: Slow-blow (time-delay) means the fuse tolerates brief inrush current spikes without tripping, then opens if an overload persists. That makes MCase fuses well suited to motors, pumps, lighting and accessory circuits.