Good day, what is the min and max fuse that this holder can take? thank you! :-)
1317882
I have used the 100 - 200 amp fuses with no problem I would think all the fuses would work for the design the holder is fairly big to make accomidations for different sizes
398800
I used a 5 amp in mine. I would think that the original fuse would be fine for whatever circuit you are putting this in, then see what the requirements are for your dash cam and choose an appropriate fuse.
119543
The fuse should be smaller than the smallest amp rating of everything in your system. There is no single right answer. This charge controller maxes out at 20 amps, so that's an upper limit on the fuse you should use. The other main consideration for fuse size is the type of wire you're using, but the fuse is also limited by connectors, switches, inverters, etc. The purpose of the fuse is to blow BEFORE anything catches on fire.
516753
The only thing I could find on fuses was in the book. Tow vehicle Must be Capable of providing 12V @ 20Amp for Electric Brake Applications, Up to brakes (3 axles). If it blows that fuse than I'd be checking for shorts or some other over load. Sorry I can't help more, so far mine has work fine.
1175398
That's an open question. I'm not sure what you are using this for. The fuse is determined by the size of the load and not the battery. If you read the directions on the charge controller, I used a SunSaver 10L Charge Controller with LVD, it will give you some assistance depending on the DC load. If you are hooking up an inverter to the battery you will follow the recommendations of the inverter manufacture. Otherwise expand a little on your intended use.
1742083
Yes, 10 amp fuse in threaded fuse holder, not a twist lock, 13/16" long 3/16" in diameter.
1550972
You would be better off with this "HitCar Car Vehicle Circuit Blade Style ATM APS ATT Low Profile Mini Fuse Holder Fuse Tap" just select medium, small or mini depending on what size fuses your vehicle takes, that takes care of the + the, the - can (typically) go to any metal on the vehicle with a crimp on ring terminal and a self taping screw.
1061314
I think you can get fuse from Wal Mart, or home depot, make sure get right size fuse
864931
The fuse holder is between the switch and outlet. It pops out with a small flat head screwdriver.
941451
I really doubt that. The description of the fuse block states it is for 30 amp fuses. You should look for the amps rating of each device to see if it is less than 30 amps. Any starter I have seen normally draws well in excess of 30 amps. I don't have any documentation with me on that fuse block to verify, but you must also total up the running load of all devices and make sure it is below the rating of the entire fuse block.
89786
No fuse is supplied with the holder. The desired fuse for your application will need to be purchased separately.
1727439
Honestly im not sure. But i have a 10amp inline fuse fore it and it seems to work perfect. I use them everyday.
820228
I would suggest something mid range like 15 amps but definitely nothing higher than what was on the unit. The reason you blew the fuse was you put to high a load on it. By putting a higher rated fuse, your risking a fire.
170367
So I'm not sure exactly sure but I hooked it up to a 2 AMP fuse. I did this because i took apart the car charger (the one that came with my radar detector) and inside of it it had a 2 AMP fuse. I figure that's what i should use.
26540
No problem for the wire to the holder. More important make sure you have the correct fuse for the rating of the wire.
1347880
The fuse is 2 cm long. I think it is 125 W, i cannot read well what is on the fuse. Hope this helps.
2243279
Those are REALLY high draw devices that don't really work out on a 30 amp fuse, and the fuses this box take max out at 30A. For those types of things, I would run them right off the battery, I wouldn't bother with a fuse.... Kinda like a car starter, where there's no fuse. If you feel you must fuse them, there are some "Maxi Fuse" type things that might work, but I have no idea what the current draw of either item is. This is for the depth finder, the ignition, the horn, the lights, etc.