Pro Installer ANL Through Panel Fuse Holder - 500A

ANL Through Panel Fuse Holder, 500A

This innovative, through-panel mounting fuse holder (Patent Pending) offers the user easy visual inspection of fuse state, and easy/safe access to change fuses if blown. It provides high-capacity fusing, fast response, high interrupt ratings (up to 3,000 Amps DC), and is ideal for protecting today's demanding onboard power electronics technology including inverters and battery chargers. It can also protect wiring from short circuits, for example as a main fuse to protect house circuits, protection for digital switching main feed circuits, or heavy duty loads.

• Convenient fuse inspection and replacement
  
• Compact footprint saves space
  
• Radiused connection points improve cable routing options (back-to-back lugs fit at any angle -90' to +90')
  
• Innovative clear cover provides insulation/protection
  
• Fuse viewing "window" in cover aids visual inspection of fuse state
  
• Label recess on cover allows fitting up to +" width (12.7mm) printed labels from handheld label printers
  
• Insert moulded studs offer superior mechanical strength
  
• Designed for the harsh marine environment
  
• Studs have anti-seize lubrication applied to prevent thread galling
  
• Cable connection studs: 10mm (3/8")
  
• Fuse mounting studs: 8mm (5/16"). Also allows 10mm (3/8") fuses to be used
  
• Fuse type: ANL or ANN (very fast acting)
  
• Amperage: 35-500A
  
• 50 VDC, or determined by fuse fitted (if lower)
  
• High temperature, fibre reinforced plastic base provides strength and chemical resistance
  
• Clear polycarbonate cover
  
• Tinned CDA260 highly conductive brass for improved strength on integral studs, stainless steel nuts and washers for longevity in the marine environment
  
• All threads are metric

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (dehp) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.