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New Products www.us - tech.com September 2026


Surface-Mountable Glass Fuse Holders from Keystone


NEW HYDE PARK, NY — Keystone Electronics has broad- ened its selection of PCB fuse holders to include a new SMT- mountable fuse holder that specifically allows standard 5 ×


tion lines. Rated for up to 10A, 500


VDC, these new holders secure space on printed circuit boards without manual


soldering.


Holders feature a durable PA9T UL94V-0 base with specially ten- sioned tin-plated, Brass contacts enabling low contact resistance with optimal performance while ensuring the fuse remains se- curely fastened against severe vibration and mechanical shock. Supplied in both bulk (Cat.


PCB fuse holders


20 mm glass cartridge fuses to be mounted directly onto the sur- face of a PCB. Designed to meet the rigor-


ous demands of modern high- density circuit boards, this new fuse holder combines robust overcurrent protection with the efficiency of automated manu- facturing, bridging the gap be- tween traditional glass fuse reli- ability and modern SMT produc-


#4528) or tape and reel (Cat. #4528TR) as well as an optional holder cover (Cat. #4518). All tape and reel parts are packaged per ANSI/EIA-481 standards for compatibility with most vacuum and mechanical pick-and-place assembly systems. Delivery is from stock via the company’s global distribution network and online.


Contact: Keystone


Electronics Corp., 55 South Denton Avenue, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 % 800-221-5510 E-mail: kec@keyelco.com Web: www.keyelco.com


EAO Expands Rugged Line of Series 09 Keypads


SHELTON, CT — EAO is ex- panding its Series 09 rugged keypads for the marine industry, providing boat builders with durable, customizable control so-


salt spray, UV radiation, vibra- tion, and temperature fluctua- tions. Series 09 keypads are en- gineered to perform in these harsh conditions while providing operators with clear visual feedback, responsive tactile feedback, and intuitive control of critical onboard functions. Series 09 keypads are


Series 09 keypad.


lutions designed for pleasure boats, yachts, cruisers, center consoles, and other recreational vessels. Built on a proven plat- form developed for demanding mobile equipment applications, Series 09 keypads deliver intu- itive operation, long-term relia- bility, and a premium user expe- rience.


Marine environments pres-


ent unique challenges, including constant exposure to moisture,


designed to control a wide range of onboard functions, including navigation and running lights, bilge pumps, water management systems, horns, anchor and windlass controls, deck and


cockpit lighting, auxiliary power systems, and other multi-func- tion helm controls. Their flexible design allows OEMs to configure keypads to meet the specific needs of each vessel while deliv- ering intuitive operation for boat owners.


Contact: EAO Corp., One


Parrott Drive, Shelton, CT 06484 % 203-951-4600 E-mail: sales.eus@eao.com Web: www.eao.com


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