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A fuse is the cheapest component in the vehicle and the one standing between a chafed wire and an electrical fire. It is not a place to improvise, and it is definitely not a place to fit the next size up because the right one keeps blowing. Charge supplies automotive fuses and circuit protection for everyday repairs and accessory installs, and at Superspares we stock the range alongside the rest of the electrical shelf.
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Circuit Protection Worth Getting Right
Fuses fail for a reason. A blown fuse is information — it means a circuit drew more current than it was designed for, and the fix is to find out why rather than to fit something that will not blow.
What you want from a fuse brand is consistency: a 15 amp fuse that actually opens at its rating, a blade that fits the holder without arcing, and clear rating markings that are still readable after five years in a hot engine bay. That is unglamorous, and it is exactly what matters in a component whose whole job is to fail predictably.
The Charge Range
Use our on-page filters to find the fuse type and rating you need.
Blade Fuses: Standard, mini and micro blade fuses across the common amperage range, colour-coded to rating.
Fuse Holders: Inline holders and blocks for adding protected circuits when fitting accessories.
Assorted Fuse Kits: Mixed-rating packs worth keeping in the glovebox or the toolbox, because the fuse that blows is never the one you have a spare of.
Alongside the Charge range, browse our wider selection of automotive batteries and electrical hardware.
Where Charge Fits
Fuses are not vehicle-specific in the usual sense — what matters is the fuse type your vehicle uses and the rating printed on the original.
The practical rule is simple: always replace a fuse with one of the same rating. If it blows again, the circuit has a fault that needs diagnosing. Fitting a higher-rated fuse removes the protection the wiring was designed around and puts the load onto the wire instead, which is how electrical fires start.
For accessory installs — driving lights, fridges, dual battery gear — fuse the new circuit as close to the power source as practical, and size the fuse to protect the cable rather than the accessory.
Order Charge Fuses Online Today
Browse the Charge range and enjoy fast, reliable shipping across Australia. Free delivery kicks in on orders $99 and above, and our 30-day return policy covers unopened stock items.
If you are working through a bigger electrical job, Superspares stocks the rest. Check out Narva for automotive lighting, wiring and connectors, Projecta for battery management, chargers and dual-battery kits, or Matson for jump starters and battery accessories.
