Please do not double post.

@andyfierman OK i removed the second question.

@nipil, I hope you read it before you removed the topic because you have also removed my answer to your question.

Owwww i'm sorry for my misunderstanding, i made a mistake My first post with the two questions is still online : [https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/How-to-add-specific-fuses-to-my-design-and-space-fuse-holders-correctly-fd3daac4f0e14f8c8de8eb47c35ce253](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/How-to-add-specific-fuses-to-my-design-and-space-fuse-holders-correctly-fd3daac4f0e14f8c8de8eb47c35ce253) And your answer to both questions are still in there ! if i'm correct, I guess you can close/delete the **present** topic as it is redundant with the one above Again, my apologies, and have a nice day ! Nicolas

@nipil "if i'm correct, I guess you can close/delete the **present** topic as it is redundant with the one above" I cannot edit or delete your posts. You may be able to. See: [https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/No-longer-possible-to-delete-own-Topics-can-only-now-delete-own-comments-5af42d8d5921463685f1c978552711b8](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/No-longer-possible-to-delete-own-Topics-can-only-now-delete-own-comments-5af42d8d5921463685f1c978552711b8)

Maybe a bit late, but here's my input ... You just drop the fuse holder into the schematic. EasyEDA knows that the circuit runs through it. I used the same part number as you (C58066), without any issues.  You don't need to include the fuse itself - I purchased those elsewhere, but had JLCPCB mount the fuse holder on the PCB. Note that the nets on either side of the fuse holder should have different names. See schematic excerpt below: <br>