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Tipo: Bloque de fusibles de terminales MRBF
Dimensiones: 27,8 x 23 x 16,3 mm
Tamaño del tornillo del soporte de fusibles: M8 (5/16")
Orificio de montaje del portafusibles: M10 (3/8")
Voltaje: 58 V CC máx
Corriente: 300 A
Rango de temperatura: -40 °C a +125 °C
Tipo de fusible: Fusible directo DC
Propiedad de protección: sobrecarga, cortocircuito
Contenido del paquete:
1 fusible MRBF de 300 A
1 bloque de fusibles de terminales MRBF
1 tapa aislante roja
2 arandelas
1 arandela de bloqueo
1 tuerca hexagonal
Oldshoes
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de mayo de 2024
Repetition increases remembrance - I've heard it - and thinkin' on it - I've gotta believe that repetition increases remembrance. The more times you repeat something the more likely you're going to be thinking on that thing you're repeating and, therefore, odds are you'll remember it. Guess it's true - repetition increase remembrance. And if repetition increase remembrance it seems logical that redundancy should increase protection. I've got breaker, and surge protector going to ground, north of my Solar controller to protect my system from catastrophe – lightning. In the event of a lightning strike I don't want all that amperage coming inside, and I don't want to have to rely solely on that breaker – chances are surge protection won't be enough. Enter this beautiful little terminal fuse block to provide redundant protection before that amperage gets inside. I split the positive from PV array, added two ring terminals, and mounted it under the eve. This is a nice little terminal block with a 5/16” lug terminal that accommodates whatever flavor fuse you choose. It comes with a fuse of the amperage ordered – nothing stopping you from swapping that out for a different value if need be though. Lug leads go over stud on top of fuse and get cinched down. The bracket that holds it all together has a hole for 3/8” bolt or lag screw. It's simple set up that gives me peace of mind and helps me remember that repetition increases redundancy. I think – something like that.7 Redundant Super Novas for the Repetitive Scelrin MRBF Terminal Fuse Block
Oldshoes
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de mayo de 2024
Repetition increases remembrance - I've heard it - and thinkin' on it - I've gotta believe that repetition increases remembrance. The more times you repeat something the more likely you're going to be thinking on that thing you're repeating and, therefore, odds are you'll remember it. Guess it's true - repetition increase remembrance. And if repetition increase remembrance it seems logical that redundancy should increase protection. I've got breaker, and surge protector going to ground, north of my Solar controller to protect my system from catastrophe – lightning. In the event of a lightning strike I don't want all that amperage coming inside, and I don't want to have to rely solely on that breaker – chances are surge protection won't be enough. Enter this beautiful little terminal fuse block to provide redundant protection before that amperage gets inside. I split the positive from PV array, added two ring terminals, and mounted it under the eve. This is a nice little terminal block with a 5/16” lug terminal that accommodates whatever flavor fuse you choose. It comes with a fuse of the amperage ordered – nothing stopping you from swapping that out for a different value if need be though. Lug leads go over stud on top of fuse and get cinched down. The bracket that holds it all together has a hole for 3/8” bolt or lag screw. It's simple set up that gives me peace of mind and helps me remember that repetition increases redundancy. I think – something like that.7 Redundant Super Novas for the Repetitive Scelrin MRBF Terminal Fuse Block
Oldshoes
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de mayo de 2024
Repetition increases remembrance - I've heard it - and thinkin' on it - I've gotta believe that repetition increases remembrance. The more times you repeat something the more likely you're going to be thinking on that thing you're repeating and, therefore, odds are you'll remember it. Guess it's true - repetition increase remembrance. And if repetition increase remembrance it seems logical that redundancy should increase protection. I've got breaker, and surge protector going to ground, north of my Solar controller to protect my system from catastrophe – lightning. In the event of a lightning strike I don't want all that amperage coming inside, and I don't want to have to rely solely on that breaker – chances are surge protection won't be enough. Enter this beautiful little terminal fuse block to provide redundant protection before that amperage gets inside. I split the positive from PV array, added two ring terminals, and mounted it under the eve. This is a nice little terminal block with a 5/16” lug terminal that accommodates whatever flavor fuse you choose. It comes with a fuse of the amperage ordered – nothing stopping you from swapping that out for a different value if need be though. Lug leads go over stud on top of fuse and get cinched down. The bracket that holds it all together has a hole for 3/8” bolt or lag screw. It's simple set up that gives me peace of mind and helps me remember that repetition increases redundancy. I think – something like that.7 Redundant Super Novas for the Repetitive Scelrin MRBF Terminal Fuse Block
Oldshoes
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de mayo de 2024
Repetition increases remembrance - I've heard it - and thinkin' on it - I've gotta believe that repetition increases remembrance. The more times you repeat something the more likely you're going to be thinking on that thing you're repeating and, therefore, odds are you'll remember it. Guess it's true - repetition increase remembrance. And if repetition increase remembrance it seems logical that redundancy should increase protection. I've got breaker, and surge protector going to ground, north of my Solar controller to protect my system from catastrophe – lightning. In the event of a lightning strike I don't want all that amperage coming inside, and I don't want to have to rely solely on that breaker – chances are surge protection won't be enough. Enter this beautiful little terminal fuse block to provide redundant protection before that amperage gets inside. I split the positive from PV array, added two ring terminals, and mounted it under the eve. This is a nice little terminal block with a 5/16” lug terminal that accommodates whatever flavor fuse you choose. It comes with a fuse of the amperage ordered – nothing stopping you from swapping that out for a different value if need be though. Lug leads go over stud on top of fuse and get cinched down. The bracket that holds it all together has a hole for 3/8” bolt or lag screw. It's simple set up that gives me peace of mind and helps me remember that repetition increases redundancy. I think – something like that.7 Redundant Super Novas for the Repetitive Scelrin MRBF Terminal Fuse Block
Oldshoes
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de mayo de 2024
Repetition increases remembrance - I've heard it - and thinkin' on it - I've gotta believe that repetition increases remembrance. The more times you repeat something the more likely you're going to be thinking on that thing you're repeating and, therefore, odds are you'll remember it. Guess it's true - repetition increase remembrance. And if repetition increase remembrance it seems logical that redundancy should increase protection. I've got breaker, and surge protector going to ground, north of my Solar controller to protect my system from catastrophe – lightning. In the event of a lightning strike I don't want all that amperage coming inside, and I don't want to have to rely solely on that breaker – chances are surge protection won't be enough. Enter this beautiful little terminal fuse block to provide redundant protection before that amperage gets inside. I split the positive from PV array, added two ring terminals, and mounted it under the eve. This is a nice little terminal block with a 5/16” lug terminal that accommodates whatever flavor fuse you choose. It comes with a fuse of the amperage ordered – nothing stopping you from swapping that out for a different value if need be though. Lug leads go over stud on top of fuse and get cinched down. The bracket that holds it all together has a hole for 3/8” bolt or lag screw. It's simple set up that gives me peace of mind and helps me remember that repetition increases redundancy. I think – something like that.7 Redundant Super Novas for the Repetitive Scelrin MRBF Terminal Fuse Block
Oldshoes
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de mayo de 2024
Repetition increases remembrance - I've heard it - and thinkin' on it - I've gotta believe that repetition increases remembrance. The more times you repeat something the more likely you're going to be thinking on that thing you're repeating and, therefore, odds are you'll remember it. Guess it's true - repetition increase remembrance. And if repetition increase remembrance it seems logical that redundancy should increase protection. I've got breaker, and surge protector going to ground, north of my Solar controller to protect my system from catastrophe – lightning. In the event of a lightning strike I don't want all that amperage coming inside, and I don't want to have to rely solely on that breaker – chances are surge protection won't be enough. Enter this beautiful little terminal fuse block to provide redundant protection before that amperage gets inside. I split the positive from PV array, added two ring terminals, and mounted it under the eve. This is a nice little terminal block with a 5/16” lug terminal that accommodates whatever flavor fuse you choose. It comes with a fuse of the amperage ordered – nothing stopping you from swapping that out for a different value if need be though. Lug leads go over stud on top of fuse and get cinched down. The bracket that holds it all together has a hole for 3/8” bolt or lag screw. It's simple set up that gives me peace of mind and helps me remember that repetition increases redundancy. I think – something like that.7 Redundant Super Novas for the Repetitive Scelrin MRBF Terminal Fuse Block
Oldshoes
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de mayo de 2024
Repetition increases remembrance - I've heard it - and thinkin' on it - I've gotta believe that repetition increases remembrance. The more times you repeat something the more likely you're going to be thinking on that thing you're repeating and, therefore, odds are you'll remember it. Guess it's true - repetition increase remembrance. And if repetition increase remembrance it seems logical that redundancy should increase protection. I've got breaker, and surge protector going to ground, north of my Solar controller to protect my system from catastrophe – lightning. In the event of a lightning strike I don't want all that amperage coming inside, and I don't want to have to rely solely on that breaker – chances are surge protection won't be enough. Enter this beautiful little terminal fuse block to provide redundant protection before that amperage gets inside. I split the positive from PV array, added two ring terminals, and mounted it under the eve. This is a nice little terminal block with a 5/16” lug terminal that accommodates whatever flavor fuse you choose. It comes with a fuse of the amperage ordered – nothing stopping you from swapping that out for a different value if need be though. Lug leads go over stud on top of fuse and get cinched down. The bracket that holds it all together has a hole for 3/8” bolt or lag screw. It's simple set up that gives me peace of mind and helps me remember that repetition increases redundancy. I think – something like that.7 Redundant Super Novas for the Repetitive Scelrin MRBF Terminal Fuse Block
Oldshoes
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de mayo de 2024
Repetition increases remembrance - I've heard it - and thinkin' on it - I've gotta believe that repetition increases remembrance. The more times you repeat something the more likely you're going to be thinking on that thing you're repeating and, therefore, odds are you'll remember it. Guess it's true - repetition increase remembrance. And if repetition increase remembrance it seems logical that redundancy should increase protection. I've got breaker, and surge protector going to ground, north of my Solar controller to protect my system from catastrophe – lightning. In the event of a lightning strike I don't want all that amperage coming inside, and I don't want to have to rely solely on that breaker – chances are surge protection won't be enough. Enter this beautiful little terminal fuse block to provide redundant protection before that amperage gets inside. I split the positive from PV array, added two ring terminals, and mounted it under the eve. This is a nice little terminal block with a 5/16” lug terminal that accommodates whatever flavor fuse you choose. It comes with a fuse of the amperage ordered – nothing stopping you from swapping that out for a different value if need be though. Lug leads go over stud on top of fuse and get cinched down. The bracket that holds it all together has a hole for 3/8” bolt or lag screw. It's simple set up that gives me peace of mind and helps me remember that repetition increases redundancy. I think – something like that.7 Redundant Super Novas for the Repetitive Scelrin MRBF Terminal Fuse Block
JWalker1970
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de mayo de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
JWalker1970
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de mayo de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
JWalker1970
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de mayo de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
JWalker1970
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de mayo de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
JWalker1970
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de mayo de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
JWalker1970
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de mayo de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
JWalker1970
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de mayo de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
JWalker1970
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de mayo de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
Julio César olivares flores
Comentado en México el 7 de marzo de 2024
Me gusta del producto que se mira fino. No me gusta que se palpa poco resistente, el plástico es muy delgado y duro que orotega a la llave de una caída es un protecttor que se piensa por estetica.
Criss H.
Comentado en Canadá el 3 de enero de 2024
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dhays
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de septiembre de 2024
I have used other, more expensive, MRBF terminal mounts in the past and these seem to have the same quality as those.
dhays
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de septiembre de 2024
I have used other, more expensive, MRBF terminal mounts in the past and these seem to have the same quality as those.
dhays
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de septiembre de 2024
I have used other, more expensive, MRBF terminal mounts in the past and these seem to have the same quality as those.
dhays
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de septiembre de 2024
I have used other, more expensive, MRBF terminal mounts in the past and these seem to have the same quality as those.
dhays
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de septiembre de 2024
I have used other, more expensive, MRBF terminal mounts in the past and these seem to have the same quality as those.
dhays
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de septiembre de 2024
I have used other, more expensive, MRBF terminal mounts in the past and these seem to have the same quality as those.
dhays
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de septiembre de 2024
I have used other, more expensive, MRBF terminal mounts in the past and these seem to have the same quality as those.
dhays
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de septiembre de 2024
I have used other, more expensive, MRBF terminal mounts in the past and these seem to have the same quality as those.
David H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2024
So, it's a fuse holder. Aside from trying to judge the quality, not a whole lot I can tell you about it. On the quality side, the fuse fit nicely onto the post, no excessive play, etc. The fuse also mates well with the insulator at the base of the post, another quality point I appreciate.The base metal bar seems to be of sufficient thickness for the rated 300A.Overall, looks like a good pick to me! I will be using this as the connection of my 2000W inverter to the 200AH LiFePo4 battery pack on my trailer.
Robert C.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de abril de 2024
I keep a 100A LiFePO4 battery in the bed of my truck. I use it to power a high performance air compressor, and an inverter. This fuse assembly mounts directly to the battery terminal, and all loads connect to the output side. This is the safest method of protecting all the wiring downstream of the battery. Very similar to the more expensive Blue Sea brand, but at a lower cost.
David H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2024
So, it's a fuse holder. Aside from trying to judge the quality, not a whole lot I can tell you about it. On the quality side, the fuse fit nicely onto the post, no excessive play, etc. The fuse also mates well with the insulator at the base of the post, another quality point I appreciate.The base metal bar seems to be of sufficient thickness for the rated 300A.Overall, looks like a good pick to me! I will be using this as the connection of my 2000W inverter to the 200AH LiFePo4 battery pack on my trailer.
Robert C.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de abril de 2024
I keep a 100A LiFePO4 battery in the bed of my truck. I use it to power a high performance air compressor, and an inverter. This fuse assembly mounts directly to the battery terminal, and all loads connect to the output side. This is the safest method of protecting all the wiring downstream of the battery. Very similar to the more expensive Blue Sea brand, but at a lower cost.
David H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2024
So, it's a fuse holder. Aside from trying to judge the quality, not a whole lot I can tell you about it. On the quality side, the fuse fit nicely onto the post, no excessive play, etc. The fuse also mates well with the insulator at the base of the post, another quality point I appreciate.The base metal bar seems to be of sufficient thickness for the rated 300A.Overall, looks like a good pick to me! I will be using this as the connection of my 2000W inverter to the 200AH LiFePo4 battery pack on my trailer.
Robert C.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de abril de 2024
I keep a 100A LiFePO4 battery in the bed of my truck. I use it to power a high performance air compressor, and an inverter. This fuse assembly mounts directly to the battery terminal, and all loads connect to the output side. This is the safest method of protecting all the wiring downstream of the battery. Very similar to the more expensive Blue Sea brand, but at a lower cost.
David H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2024
So, it's a fuse holder. Aside from trying to judge the quality, not a whole lot I can tell you about it. On the quality side, the fuse fit nicely onto the post, no excessive play, etc. The fuse also mates well with the insulator at the base of the post, another quality point I appreciate.The base metal bar seems to be of sufficient thickness for the rated 300A.Overall, looks like a good pick to me! I will be using this as the connection of my 2000W inverter to the 200AH LiFePo4 battery pack on my trailer.
Robert C.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de abril de 2024
I keep a 100A LiFePO4 battery in the bed of my truck. I use it to power a high performance air compressor, and an inverter. This fuse assembly mounts directly to the battery terminal, and all loads connect to the output side. This is the safest method of protecting all the wiring downstream of the battery. Very similar to the more expensive Blue Sea brand, but at a lower cost.
David H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2024
So, it's a fuse holder. Aside from trying to judge the quality, not a whole lot I can tell you about it. On the quality side, the fuse fit nicely onto the post, no excessive play, etc. The fuse also mates well with the insulator at the base of the post, another quality point I appreciate.The base metal bar seems to be of sufficient thickness for the rated 300A.Overall, looks like a good pick to me! I will be using this as the connection of my 2000W inverter to the 200AH LiFePo4 battery pack on my trailer.
Robert C.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de abril de 2024
I keep a 100A LiFePO4 battery in the bed of my truck. I use it to power a high performance air compressor, and an inverter. This fuse assembly mounts directly to the battery terminal, and all loads connect to the output side. This is the safest method of protecting all the wiring downstream of the battery. Very similar to the more expensive Blue Sea brand, but at a lower cost.
David H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2024
So, it's a fuse holder. Aside from trying to judge the quality, not a whole lot I can tell you about it. On the quality side, the fuse fit nicely onto the post, no excessive play, etc. The fuse also mates well with the insulator at the base of the post, another quality point I appreciate.The base metal bar seems to be of sufficient thickness for the rated 300A.Overall, looks like a good pick to me! I will be using this as the connection of my 2000W inverter to the 200AH LiFePo4 battery pack on my trailer.
Robert C.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de abril de 2024
I keep a 100A LiFePO4 battery in the bed of my truck. I use it to power a high performance air compressor, and an inverter. This fuse assembly mounts directly to the battery terminal, and all loads connect to the output side. This is the safest method of protecting all the wiring downstream of the battery. Very similar to the more expensive Blue Sea brand, but at a lower cost.
David H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2024
So, it's a fuse holder. Aside from trying to judge the quality, not a whole lot I can tell you about it. On the quality side, the fuse fit nicely onto the post, no excessive play, etc. The fuse also mates well with the insulator at the base of the post, another quality point I appreciate.The base metal bar seems to be of sufficient thickness for the rated 300A.Overall, looks like a good pick to me! I will be using this as the connection of my 2000W inverter to the 200AH LiFePo4 battery pack on my trailer.
Robert C.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de abril de 2024
I keep a 100A LiFePO4 battery in the bed of my truck. I use it to power a high performance air compressor, and an inverter. This fuse assembly mounts directly to the battery terminal, and all loads connect to the output side. This is the safest method of protecting all the wiring downstream of the battery. Very similar to the more expensive Blue Sea brand, but at a lower cost.
David H.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de abril de 2024
So, it's a fuse holder. Aside from trying to judge the quality, not a whole lot I can tell you about it. On the quality side, the fuse fit nicely onto the post, no excessive play, etc. The fuse also mates well with the insulator at the base of the post, another quality point I appreciate.The base metal bar seems to be of sufficient thickness for the rated 300A.Overall, looks like a good pick to me! I will be using this as the connection of my 2000W inverter to the 200AH LiFePo4 battery pack on my trailer.
Robert C.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 24 de abril de 2024
I keep a 100A LiFePO4 battery in the bed of my truck. I use it to power a high performance air compressor, and an inverter. This fuse assembly mounts directly to the battery terminal, and all loads connect to the output side. This is the safest method of protecting all the wiring downstream of the battery. Very similar to the more expensive Blue Sea brand, but at a lower cost.
Kevin Bagni
Comentado en México el 18 de agosto de 2023
Para una llave Q5 2023 sportback luce magnifica y la hacer ser un control muy imponente
Alicia Jedivi García Gonzalez
Comentado en México el 29 de mayo de 2023
Protege muy bien la llave, solo apunto que es plástico semi rígido, no rígido porque cuando lo adquirimos pensamos que sería una carcaza completamente rígida
Carlo
Comentado en México el 22 de enero de 2023
Fácil de instalar , estilo único
Pol Esteban
Comentado en Australia el 17 de abril de 2023
Just arrived today and it's great. Feels very durable and looks nice too. The only complaint is that it's a little bulky but otherwise great product.
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