Surface and Terminal Mount Fuse Blocks

Yes I use the type of fuse you ask about.
I think the're great. No additional wiring.
Just bolt it to your deep cycle battery, hook the cable to it and you're done.

Richard

Bigfoot2005 wrote:

JiminDenver wrote:
Terminal block holders also come in doubles or you can use this fuse block bus bar.

Blue Sea Systems MRBF Surface and Terminal Mount Fuse Blocks

Yes, I know that. But my question is can I use this type of fuse (Single fuse style) instead of the traditional T class or ANL fuse?

Yes

JiminDenver wrote:
Terminal block holders also come in doubles or you can use this fuse block bus bar.

Blue Sea Systems MRBF Surface and Terminal Mount Fuse Blocks

Yes, I know that. But my question is can I use this type of fuse (Single fuse style) instead of the traditional T class or ANL fuse?

Terminal block holders also come in doubles or you can use this fuse block bus bar.

Blue Sea Systems MRBF Surface and Terminal Mount Fuse Blocks

RoyB wrote:
I like anything made by BLUE SEA...

I don't like to put more than two ring terminals on a stud bolt... If you are planning on having several rig terminal connections then a Blue sea Terminal Strip would be the thing to use as well so that no more than two ring terminals are used on one stud connection...


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Roy Ken

No, I would only use 1 fuse for just my inverter. I am just wondering if this type would work instead of using a ANL or T class fuse.

I like anything made by BLUE SEA...

I don't like to put more than two ring terminals on a stud bolt... If you are planning on having several rig terminal connections then a Blue sea Terminal Strip would be the thing to use as well so that no more than two ring terminals are used on one stud connection...


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Roy Ken

Some B+ vans and Tiffin motorhomes uses those 300 amp types for the Inverter AND heavy amp charge circuits. Doug