Does this fuse block utilize a single power line in to feed the 6 circuits?
283019
Could you run the output power through two fuses? The two 30 amp fuses would give you 60.
283020
Yes. One stud for positive and one stud for ground, with cable routing access from both sides.
283021
Yes. The positive pole is on one end and the negative pole on the other. It is very easy to hook up and operates great.
283022
Yes, a single source feeds all 6. There is also a single ground source for the 6 ground connections.
1141524
The fuse block does not get grounded. The items like lights, radios, fans or anything hooked to each fuse will be grounded after the voltage has passed through it. Hope this helps.
872623
It looks like this type of fuse block requires a hot lead to each termernl, may be wrong but from the picture it looks that way
344147
Rich, the best I can say it has 6 wires. I ordered it to replace a two zone unit and I had to return it. I hope this helps.
341975
Yes, it works on different circuits, but please be aware, and this may of been an isolated issue with my units, but they fried everything I connected them to (a desktop PC, a network switch and a security camera DVR). I had my power checked and all is well with my power in my house.
1109895
mine as 2 fuse, but either way this is a class D. it is very power efficient... no good on sub to use on 4 speakers great choice
1260127
I have 5 of these and did not install a fuse. I have discovered that for practicle installs >10 feet of wire, you need 6ga or double 10ga to reduce voltage loss. This is VERY important if setting up an MPPT system. Its still important for PWM. You can never have wires that are too thick.
834097
It uses one 6pin plus another 6+2pin connectors. In total 2 conectors you need to power on this baby ;)
872622
Hi - I bought this fuse block last summer thinking I could use it as an aux. fuseblock for my digital gauges that I installed in a 70 Chevelle. There is NO single connection to a Power Source for this unit. Each individual fuse has to have a Constant Power or Power with Key On Source. That is the reason I did not use it. I spent a little more and got one with a single connection to power (Battery) with a signal "turn on" wire routed to the existing fuse block in the car. It also has 4 connections for Key On Power and 3 for Constant Power. It works a lot better for me.
319700
Yes, the blocks (2) are setup to fit 4 gauge Power (red input) and 4 gauge ground, they have three leads that will feed multiple connection need. Leading from main power and splitting off at the block up to three ways and returning to the ground block and sent out of the 4 gauge ground.
1796396
It does not have any built in fuse however I did not install an inline fuse. It works fine with minimal heat as is.
1768264
Yes, The one unit covers both power and cable. IT is very simple to install, but you have to have knowledge of electrical service box. Don't attempt to install yourself if you have never worked with electrical circuits. It could be dangerous!
121678
Yes you can pull 1000 watt from a single port.I don't know about any fuses in this unit.
324246
Not an electrical engineer however it works well in my motor home, supplies power to two fuse blocks.
479357
Don't think so... The way it comes pre-wired is a little strange (but easily modifiable). The whole unit shares a common ground (understandable) but each switch also shares a common hot (hence the strangeness and that means only one fuse for 6 switches) then each switch has an individual hot output. Now, I modified mine so each switch would have its own (fused) hot input. Sure hope this made sense. Overall, I am really happy about the set up, appearance, and performance.
359252
Normally, you would run a short ground near the device, even at the same place you mount the device itself. The grounds don't need to join up with each other; so in most cases, there's no need for a ground bus like some versions of these fuse blocks have.
743400
Yea, I would assume. I used it to protect a PID controller. Standard outlets are 15a at 110/120v and you pick the fuse to go in it. 1a to 15a fuses... work fine for me