Reduce Electrical Safety Hazards, Optimize Your Fuse Inventory, Improve Safety, and Lower Your Operating Costs with MROplus

LittelfuseMROplus 400

July 24, 2020

The Littelfuse exclusive MROplus™ Program has been helping customers increase plant safety while reducing costs, downtime, and inventory for over 15 years. In this industrial fuse consolidation program, our Technical Support Group analyzes a fuse inventory list and generates detailed reports to ensure the best circuit protection is being used.

MROplus™ Includes:

  • A streamlined current-limiting fuse inventory recommendation that can lower electrical hazards
  • A guide to further reducing electrical hazards within your facility
  • An annual cost savings estimate based on inventory reduction
  • A detailed cross-reference guide

The ‘MRO’ in MROplus™ stands for Material Reduction Opportunity. Duplicate or obsolete products and materials can be eliminated so only the products necessary for operations are maintained. MROplus™ now provides customers the option to cross-reference to multiple types of fuses including Always Indicating, Never Indicating, or Direct Cross. This reduces SKUs, gets rid of waste, and ensures the best protection available. The program even offers barcode bin labels, helping customers consolidate and streamline their entire fuse inventory.

For more information on industrial fuse consolidation please visit the Littelfuse website.

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