6 Circuit DC Fuse Block with Negative Bus Bar & Protective Cover Overview

[@deadspeed6679]

Outstanding product I used 2 on my duel battery set up on my overland rig and run multiple aux off of them both and have yet to have problems yet! one under the hood one in the trunk 🤙🏾 solid products they have held up to heat and all sorts of weather

[@bojangles8837]

Is it 12-24V fuse block?

[@MobileMustHave]

12v-36v to be exact!

[@ezeprojects5425]

I am wanting to power with a 12V 60aH lifePo4 battery Is it possible? If so, what gauge wire?

[@MobileMustHave]

Hello! So, the Fuse Block can be powered by that battery, but the correct gauge wire will depend on what you're planning to run off of the Fuse Block and how far away you'll be running the cables. We suggest checking with an electrician if you are unsure of the correct gauge wire you'll need. If you have any other questions, reach out to us via email at [e-mail] and we'll be happy to help!

[@oldmantod]

How long can your +/- lead be that feeds into the distribution block?

[@MobileMustHave]

Hello! So, there's really not a limit on the distance you can go, but as the distance increases, you'll want to go up in wire size. We using a sizing guide/wire gauge converter on Google to help determine the correct gauge of wire you would need, depending on the distance. If you have any further questions, please reach out to us via email at [e-mail] and we'll be happy to help! Thank you!

[@PoppysG4]

Can you wire pod lights that is wired through a relay that is also wired to my reverse lights and on a separate rocker switch to cut the lights on whenever I need them such as trailer or boat hook up at night?

[@MobileMustHave]

So, the purpose of the fuse block is to protect equipment (and prevent electrical fires) from overloaded electrical currents. There's no inherent reason why you couldn't wire it how you described. It wouldn't perform any role in the setup besides adding a layer of protection, but it could be used for that purpose! If you have any other questions, reach out to us via email at [e-mail] and we'll be happy to help!

[@PoppysG4]

@@MobileMustHave I’m installing rock lights that has its own harness which the lights goes through a relay on the harness but I want to wire it to an Auxbeam 8 switch panel instead of going directly to the battery. Do I cut the relay out of the harness or leave it and wire it to the Auxbeam instead of the battery?

[@bojangles8837]

Does membership with MIRC count towards 10% discount with MMH?

[@MobileMustHave]

If you are a MIA member with MIRC please log into their site and obtain the 10% off promo code under their partner offers.

[@Knarf14]

I run 2way radios out of my truck , can i use these to run each radio off of and can i change the fuse values ?

[@MobileMustHave]

Yes you can change fused and run up to 6 circuits and/or devices.

[@arjunmani4907]

Can i get a schematic for this fuse box to do pcb ?

[@MobileMustHave]

Hello! We can definitely help you out! So, I believe we do have a diagram that should help with what you're needing. Unfortunately, KZbin will not let me link the correct article to this response. Would you mind sending us an email to [e-mail] with your request so our team can send you a link to the correct article? Thank you in advance!

[@eddieboii6709]

Can it run a 32inch light bar?

[@MobileMustHave]

Yes, it can! The Fuse Block comes with an assortment of fuses, so will just want to make sure you use the right size fuse. If you have any other questions, reach out to us via email at [e-mail] and we'll be happy to help!

[@daviddincler7494]

Do they make a 1.25 fuse to fit that block ?

[@MobileMustHave]

these are standard automotive fuses. I've never seen a 1.5a but make sure you're calculating your amps correctly as 1.5 would be very low. A 3 amp fuse at 12v is very little current, only a max of 36w or so so that small of a fuse is generally fine to protect any small draw 12v appliance including most Pepwaves. Some larger units are better suited for a 5amp dc fuse. The block comes with an assortment of fuses.

[@tktk8352]

Please, get to the point of the wiring, which is the title of the video. Two minutes in, and no useful information yet.

[@MobileMustHave]

Hey TK, make use to use the chapter links as those breaks are there for a reason to let you quickly scroll your mouse over to the section you need information about. They are located in the timeline. We've tried making them shorter and just end up with the opposite issue which is tons of questions unanswered. If you hit the 3 dots below the video it will expand out the chapters if scrolling on the device timeline isn't supported on your mobile device. thanks for the comments and for watching!