Phoenix Contact 0913702 Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The Phoenix Contact 0913702 is a 7.5 A automotive blade fuse (ATO/ATC format) designed for AC/DC applications requiring a holder-mounted fuse element. This part is classified as obsolete, making equivalent substitute parts necessary for ongoing system maintenance and new designs. The fuse is brown-colored and RoHS compliant, suitable for automotive electrical protection circuits operating within standard voltage and current parameters.

Substiute Parts

0913702

Phoenix ContactIn Stock: 7980913702 Datasheet

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74-AF7.5A

NTE Electronics, IncIn Stock: 167274-AF7.5A Datasheet

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74-LAF7.5A

NTE Electronics, IncIn Stock: 200074-LAF7.5A Datasheet

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ANR-7.5A

OptiFuseIn Stock: 6029ANR-7.5A Datasheet

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APR-7.5A

OptiFuseIn Stock: 80750APR-7.5A Datasheet

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APR-I-7.5A

OptiFuseIn Stock: 8627APR-I-7.5A Datasheet

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APR-UL-7.5A

OptiFuseIn Stock: 4670APR-UL-7.5A Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the Phoenix Contact 0913702 is determined by the following critical parameters:

• Current Rating: Must be 7.5 A
• Fuse Type: Must be Automotive
• Package / Case: Must be Blade, ATO/ATC format
• Mounting Type: Must require holder mounting
• Color: Brown (visual identification standard)

All substitute parts listed below meet these core electrical and mechanical requirements. Substitute parts are grouped by manufacturer and series, with variations in voltage rating, response time, breaking capacity, and approval agencies provided as additional technical data for system-level selection.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

All listed substitute parts are active products with current manufacturing status, addressing the obsolescence of the Phoenix Contact 0913702. Selection should prioritize parts with the highest compliance certifications and approval agency endorsements:

OptiFuse Series (ANR-7.5A, APR-7.5A, APR-I-7.5A, APR-UL-7.5A) offer active product status, defined breaking capacity (1 kA), and approval from ISO and SAE. The APR-UL-7.5A variant includes UL approval, providing additional certification coverage for regulated applications.

NTE Electronics Series (74-AF7.5A, 74-LAF7.5A) provide active product status and ROHS3 compliance with fast-blow response characteristics. These parts are suitable for applications where NTE component standardization is preferred.

All substitute parts maintain the 7.5 A current rating, ATO/ATC blade format, and brown color identification required for direct mechanical and electrical compatibility with the original Phoenix Contact 0913702 fuse holder and circuit protection requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can I use any of these substitute parts directly in place of the Phoenix Contact 0913702?

A: Yes. All listed substitute parts share the critical parameters: 7.5 A current rating, automotive fuse type, ATO/ATC blade package format, and holder-mounted design. Direct mechanical and electrical substitution is supported without holder modification.

Q: What is the difference between fast-blow and standard response time?

A: Response time is not specified for the original Phoenix Contact 0913702. Substitute parts with fast-blow response will interrupt circuits more quickly upon overcurrent detection. This characteristic should be evaluated against your specific circuit protection requirements.

Q: Do all substitute parts have the same physical dimensions?

A: Substitute parts have minor dimensional variations within the ATO/ATC blade standard. Typical length ranges from 0.750" to 0.787", width from 0.197" to 0.236", and height from 0.480" to 0.689". These variations remain within standard blade fuse holder tolerances and do not affect mechanical fit.

Q: Which substitute part has the highest approval certifications?

A: The APR-UL-7.5A (OptiFuse) carries approval from ISO, SAE, and UL, providing the broadest certification coverage for regulated automotive and industrial applications.

Q: Are all substitute parts RoHS compliant?

A: Yes. All substitute parts are either RoHS Compliant or ROHS3 Compliant, meeting current environmental and material restriction standards.

Q: What is the breaking capacity, and why does it matter?

A: Breaking capacity (1 kA for OptiFuse parts) indicates the maximum fault current the fuse can safely interrupt. The original Phoenix Contact 0913702 does not specify this parameter. OptiFuse substitutes provide defined breaking capacity for systems requiring fault current rating documentation.