12V Fuse Panel Product Review - Blue Sea Systems 5026

In this video, we review the Blue Sea System 12V Fuse Block (5026). We use this fuse panel in our camper van to distribute 12V DC power from our auxiliary batteries to each of our individual 12V devices. Get a pair for your build using the link below.
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[@youcanthide004]

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[@fredsmids5872]

I purchased a Parallax M036-7100-002 11 Position Fuse Block but I am uncertain how to remove the board from the wall as it isn't attached with screws. Is it pressed on? Thank You

[@benjaminf1004]

If you have two parallel 12v batteries which battery post do you use for the hot and which for the negative?

[@cindyzuniga7619]

Just saw this video I had ordered the WUPPERTAL fuse panel would you recommend going with Blue Sea Panel?

[@asobolife6075]

Unfortunately we don't have any experience with the WUPPERTAL fuse panel. I'm guessing it's a chinese branded device, which means it's a roll of the dice in terms of it'll meet your needs long term. I could guess if you're not pushing too many amps through your fuse panel, then it would be OK. But unfortunately I couldn't be more specific than that. We've had our Blue Sea fuse panel for 4 years and it's worked great so far. But they definitely are pricier.