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22.08.2007, 06:33 PM
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You've got it, a fuse dictates the maximum power load that can be drawn before it blows. Appliances will only draw as much as they need.
If you really want to protect your gear though you should be using a UPS and a halfway decent one at that. Those are the only reliable way to surge protect equipment, power boards with surge protection will not as I found out. 
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