does this panel have a place for a fuse?
1837509
It's not. Fuse but a circuit breaker. It's under the white looking part of the panel.
2133557
Peggy, if there is a 12vt fuse on the unit it may be inside. I had an external 125 amp fuse on the positive side between the invertor and my battery rack.
864933
It has a tab that pull out for fuses between the switch and the plug socket. Get gma fuses
989631
The power source is connected to the fuse box with an open fuse. Then instead of drilling it in we used 3m double sided to install them.
2158360
Being a grid tie inverter has nothing to do with the ability to wire it to a "fuse panel" but this inverter does not have a terminal block so you'd need to use plugs which isn't ideal. It's worth noting that this inverter has a 30 amp output, but individual outlets are rated at 15 amps. If you want to wire it to a breaker panel using plugs, you should use two sets of wires to the inverter.
2207180
yes you can. i just added an inline fuse. checkunit amperage to choose fuse size.
1525531
Hi the fuse box it's only for the positive cable, negative cable goes to the ground (car chassis) any place in car metal plates...
2253933
Hey Jim............Its location is on the drivers side inder the dash, behind the fuse panel, have to drop the fuse panel down, to unbolt it fron the back side of the fuse panel.
237321
Yes you can use this with a breaker panel as long as it is the only input always use a fuse .
2036362
Nope just the holder, but atleast the fuses can be found almost anywhere. i stopped by my local radio shack.
1814257
No, there is no onboard fuse so you should def add one inline with your power source.
1260126
I have two of these panels mounted to the roof of my 5th wheel camper. I did not install a fuse in line. I did install the "controller" which is supposed to prevent overcharging of the batteries and prevents discharge at night. I have not had any negative issues with these panels.
113796
Yes for the new panel. No for lights for blown fuses. Yet there is a single light that indicates a lot of different things. Haven't blown any fuses yet so I'm not sure but have tripped a few breakers and that light will be red. Normal operation its blinking green! Or even a solid green. I'm very pleased with this unit. I did get an electrician friend of mine to help me with the installation, as I'm a sheetmetal guy and Sparky stuff I tend to leave to those who know electric! But this installation was easy and everything was a breeze and fit as discribed. Hope this helps with your decision and answers your question
1399742
You would still need to ground it separately. Usually you can find a suitable ground very close to the fuse box.
1029753
IT Does but its not meant to be user serviable... its a 250 amp fuse. I would use a 200 amp external fuse or circuit breaker as system protection. that will pass 2 KW even at 10 volts DC so the fuse should blow above that level of power.
1818282
I don't know anything about fuses, but ours are set up with different breakers. Our you sure you have fuses? Haven't seen those in 30 years. Breakers should be fine.
113372
None, we just had the cord extension plug in to the wall electrical outlet. If you are asking, if on the package, fuse is included, none!