Cole Hersee 12 ATO Standard Series Fuse Block w/Ground Bus [880028-BP]

12 ATO Standard Series Fuse Block with Ground Bus

This 12 ATO standard fuse block offers an affordable and integrated circuit protection solution. It's made to fit standard ATO fuses, ensuring safe power distribution in any application. And it's RoHS compliant!

Features:

• Comes in carded blister packaging for easy retail display
• Comes with a snap - on insulating cover that has label recesses and a spare fuse holder
• Has screw termination for secure connections
• Integrated negative busbar for efficient wiring
• Includes a sheet of circuit identification labels
• Centralizes wiring to a convenient spot
• The insulating cover protects the circuitry
• Can handle a continuous current of 100A
• Each circuit can handle a max current of 30A

Applications:

• Great for centralized distribution of accessory circuits
• Perfect for DIY projects

*Fuses not included

Specifications:

• Fuse Type: ATO/ATC
• Type: Fuse Blocks
• Box Dimensions: 3'H x 7'W x 8'L, Weight: 1.05 lbs
• UPC: 079458295924

Quick Guide (pdf)
Brochure (pdf)

Using this Cole Hersee 12 ATO Standard Fuse Block is quite straightforward. First, make sure your power is turned off before you start working with it. You can use the screw termination to connect your wires securely. Then, insert your standard ATO fuses into the appropriate slots. The integrated negative busbar helps in making the wiring more efficient. The snap - on insulating cover can be easily put on to protect the circuitry. Just align it and snap it in place. There are label recesses on the cover, so you can use the included circuit identification labels to mark each circuit. This is very useful for both easy identification and future maintenance. When it comes to applications, it's great for centralized distribution of accessory circuits, like in a vehicle or a small electrical system. It's also perfect for your DIY projects. Keep in mind that fuses are not included, so you'll need to get the right ones according to your circuit requirements. Each circuit can handle a maximum current of 30A, and the block has a continuous current rating of 100A. Don't exceed these ratings to avoid damaging the fuse block. For maintenance, periodically check the fuses to see if they are blown. If a fuse is blown, replace it with a new one of the same rating. Also, check the wiring connections to make sure they are tight and secure. If you need to store the fuse block, keep it in a dry place to prevent any damage.