I have 4 gage welding cable, will it fit the fuse holder?
447486
NO your 4ga wire is to small it will most likely fall out if you put it in. If you already have the db link try it. You will have serious power problems and cod fry the amp and other electoral. Hope that cod help...
447487
I think it should fit but may look kind of a sloppy installation. I got this to use with 0 gauge wire but decided to use 2/0 wire and it worked nicely. Remember the heavier wire the less voltage drop at higher amps.
1974662
Yes but this kit is not 4 gauge, it's 8 with thick plastic. I returned mine for a better kit
1023037
This fuse will fit any 15a mini fuse slot. It should fit if you trailer uses this size fuse
195188
The largest size is 3/8". It will fit tight in a #2 AWG cable but not in a #2 Welding cable. It will NOT fit for a 0 AWG gage
888272
I don't know the fuse size. But I have had something plugged into all four ports, and never had a problem. Fuse still good.
1572095
Sure. I believe this is 16 gage wire but you could use a red or blue crimp connector, or better yet, solder and heat shrink.
922367
Not sure, purchased this for my O-gauge Lionel layout. My suggestion is go to Google Search and ask the same question, you'l probably get a fewhundred responses. Good Luck....
2533
If 15 amps are needed, then a 25 amp fuse should be used. You want about 20% headroom over the maximum current draw. If the holder has a 30 amp fuse you can just remove it and install the correct size for your application. Do not use a 30 amp fuse for a 15 amp draw, as it could potentially cause an over current condition destroying whatever it is your trying to protect with the fuse.
1520251
The wire is pretty big I do not know if it is 12 awg or not.Ibeleave it is 10 awg sutiable for 30 amp fuse
1644843
Yes Sam it will I have the same cart and welder and it fits nicely the only thing is you may have to put a small spacer behind the welder if you are using a gas bottle bigger than 60 cf so the bottle doesn't hit the welder ...it is a nice cart for the money !
26539
The short answer is yes anything can attach to it.But if you are looking to attach a 4/0 without terminating the ends it won't work for you. its not a wire holder with a clamp type connection. YOU MUST terminate your ends I crimped and soldered my 0 gauge wire. Fits fine on the 5/16 studs. Look at welding supplies thats where I bought my wire and terminal rings. Or you can build your own with some copper pipe flatten one end drill hole and safe big bucks. The welding terminals are about 8$ for 2 vs. making your own free or low cost. Keep an eye on your solder too. plumbing solder might not work with electronics. The short answer is yes anything can attach to it.But if you are looking to attach a 4/0 without terminating the ends it won't work for you. its not a wire holder with a clamp type connection. YOU MUST terminate your ends I crimped and soldered my 0 gauge wire. Fits fine on the 5/16 studs. Look at welding supplies thats where I bought my wire and terminal rings. Or you can build your own with some copper pipe flatten one end drill hole and safe big bucks. The welding terminals are about 8$ for 2 vs. making your own free or low cost. Keep an eye on your solder too. plumbing... » Read More The short answer is yes anything can attach to it.But if you are looking to attach a 4/0 without terminating the ends it won't work for you. its not a wire holder with a clamp type connection. YOU MUST terminate your ends I crimped and soldered my 0 gauge wire. Fits fine on the 5/16 studs. Look at welding supplies thats where I bought my wire and terminal rings. Or you can build your own with some copper pipe flatten one end drill hole and safe big bucks. The welding terminals are about 8$ for 2 vs. making your own free or low cost. Keep an eye on your solder too. plumbing solder might not work with electronics. « Show Less
1572094
It would probably work fine with the existing crimp connector. To be sure, I might strip off a longer length of the 20ga, double it over and solder to make it fatter. However, be sure to not use a fuse higher rated than the capacity of your wire.
1546491
I think it was the physical size in question not the amps. I measured one a and it was a little under 1.25" which is around 30mm. I've got some AGC fuses ordered somewhere else and the match up exactly in size with those so I'd say it's a standard size.
2532
Yes. Just use the appropriate size fuse for each circuit depending on what you have hooked up.
1130166
This is a great fuse box. The boat I mounted it on is in storage now for the winter so I can't look but I believe both studs were 1/4 x 20 SAE
1230905
the only problem you will have is making it fit the fuse holder. I suspect that to alligator clips on the glass fuse holder, with a wire going into a fuse holder that will fit the fuses of the machine, should resolve any issues but of course I do not know for sure. Good luck
2275197
Watts over Volts is Amps, so you need an 800mA fuse, 250V rating is fine. This holder fits the 30x6mm fuses. "30mm 800ma 250v fast blow"