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Blue Sea Systems Fuse Block Terminal

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Blue Sea Systems

Blue Sea Systems Fuse Block Terminal

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Blue Sea Systems Fuse Block Terminals are available in one stud and two stud configurations. These Fuse Block Terminals are compact in size, high-amp fuse blocks making them ideal for installation in tight spots. These fuse blocks are appropriate for use in DC main, inverter, windlass, and bow thruster circuit protection.

Tech Specs

Maximum Voltage	58 Volts DC
Maximum Amperage	300 Amperes DC
Terminal Stud	M8 (5/16")
Recommended Torque	75 in-lbs Maximum
Fuses Available	30-300 Amperes DC

Info & Guides

Terminal Fuses not included, sold separately.

Technical Information

New isolated stud design uses standard M8 (5/16") hardware and permits stacking of terminals
Provides high current protection in tight space constraints
Weatherproof- suitable for small open-cockpit boats and other harsh environments
Insulating cap prevents accidental shorts
Use 5/16" or 3/8" ring terminal

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Biddeford Pool, ME

5 out of 5 stars.

Simple!

9 years ago

Very simple and functional. when you add in the cost of fuses (original and replacements), it gets a bit expensive, but is still great for the right application.

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Q: If you are not supposed to mount these directly to the battery and the object is to get the fuse that feeds the 100A fuse block as close to the battery as possible, then where and how do you mount this and to what?

5 years ago

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A: there is a battery terminal block on the bulkhead next to the battery, the positive battery cable is mounted on the terminal block with one side of the fuse, the other side of the fuse is another positive cable to the load

5 years ago

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Q: What is the purpose of the dual stud configuration? Is it to allow attachment of more than one input/output without crowding the single stud?

9 years ago

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A: In my mind, it can serve two purposes: 1) as you suggest, it can provide more space on the studs, or allow you to have only one cable connected to each stud. 2) in my application, it allows me to have utilize two different fuse sizes - a 75 amp fuse for a battery combiner and a 30 amp fuse for a solar panel. Permits a nice, clean installation.

9 years ago

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Q: do these come with fuses already installed?

12 years ago

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A: No they do not come with the fuse. You will need to select the size fuse you will need.

12 years ago

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