Battery Fuse for Solar/Charger System
From the new solar/charger system was planning to run 6ga + and - wires right to the battery terminals, not tied in anywhere to the existing trailer wiring. Was thinking about using a Blue Sea 519...
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Almot wrote:
On-battery fuse by Bluesea is the easiest and closest to battery. Not cheap. Check Amazon, I think I paid $25 for a single block and $18 for a fuse. You don't need a double block if this is only for a battery fuse.
Yes, that's what I linked to in the first post. So guess everybody has had a good experience with it. A bit expensive though ... the wiring, cables, breakers, breaker box, and fuses are getting to be as expensive as the solar panels.
EDIT: westend's solution is a lot cheaper though. But I can't find a 60A version. The 60A equivalents come as MIDI fuse which are smaller and use a fuse holder, not bolt on.
