QuinLED fuse finder · 15 boards · 7 fuses
Find the right fuse for your QuinLED board
Pick your board and follow the light to the fuse it takes, or tap a fuse to see every board that uses it.
Digital controllers
Analog dimmers
ATO blade
SMD 2410 · aka 1808 / 6125
Dig-Octa Powerboards
Accessories
Fuse finder
Two fuse types
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ATO blade · SMD 2410
Follow the light
Pick your board on either side: the light runs to the fuse it ships with (solid) and the ratings that also fit (dashed). Or tap a fuse in the middle to see every board that uses it.Pick your board below and the light runs to the fuse it ships with and what also fits. Or pick a fuse to see every board that uses it.
Fuse packs
ATO blade packfrom $3.49SMD 2410 packfrom $3.49A fuse blows for a reason. Find the cause first, power off before you swap, and only use a rating listed for your board.
Two kinds of fuse
QuinLED boards use two kinds of fuse. ATO blade fuses are used on the Dig-Uno and Dig-Quad up to v3.5, the Dig-Octa Power-5, Power-7 and Power-7HC and the Diff-Solo receiver. 2410 SMD fuses are used on the v4 Dig-Uno and Dig-Quad, the Dig-Next-2, the An-Penta range, the Power-5HV, the dig2analog+ and the Diff-Adv receivers. The Power-5 and Power-7 also ship with 25A blade fuses in their power input ports.
- ATO blade6 boards
- SMD 2410also sold as 1808 or 6125, the same fuse9 boards
Every board at a glance
| Board | Ships with | Also fits |
|---|---|---|
| Dig-Uno v3 / v3.5 | 1 × 10A | 5A |
| Dig-Quad v3 / v3.5 | 2 × 10A + 3 × 5A | none |
| Dig-Octa Power-5 | 6 × 5A + 6 × 10A+ 25A input ports | none |
| Dig-Octa Power-7 | 8 × 5A + 8 × 10A+ 25A input ports | none |
| Dig-Octa Power-7HC | 16 × 10A | 5A |
| Diff-Solo (receiver) | 5A | 10A |
| Board | Ships with | Also fits |
|---|---|---|
| Dig-Uno v4 | 1 × 10A | 5A · 6.3A · 8A |
| Dig-Quad v4 | 2 × 10A + 3 × 5A | none |
| Dig-Next-2 | 2 × 5A + 1 × 10A | 6.3A · 8A |
| Dig-Octa Power-5HV | 5A | none5A only |
| An-Penta-Mini | 5A | none |
| An-Penta-Plus | 8A + 5A | 6.3A |
| An-Penta-Deca | 6.3A | 5A |
| dig2analog+ | 6.3A | 5A |
| Diff-Adv (Midpoint-Receivers) | 5AMidpoint-2: 2 × 5A + 2 × 10A | 6.3A · 8A · 10A |
Replacing a fuse
1Find the cause first
A blown fuse means something drew too much current: a short, a pinched wire, or more LEDs on an output than it was meant to carry. Fix that before powering up, or the new fuse goes the same way.
2Power off before you swap
Disconnect the power supply before replacing a fuse, and double-check the board and strip wiring before switching it back on.
3Use a rating listed for your board
Stick to the fuse type and to the ratings the finder lists for your board: the one it shipped with or an “also fits” value. A lower rating is always safe, it just blows sooner; never go above what’s listed.
42410 = 1808 = 6125
The SMD fuse size goes by several names depending on the shop: 2410, 1808 and 6125 are the same fuse. Just match the rating.
