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8 Gang Standard Blade Fuse Box Positive Only

8 Gang Standard Blade Fuse Box Positive Only

8 Way Positive Blade Fuse Box

Regular price $20.00 NZD
Regular price $40.00 Sale price $20.00
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  • 100A combined, 30A per fuse line
  • Max 32V DC, M5 stainless input stud
  • Takes standard ATO/ATC fuses
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Description

Keep your electrical setup tidy and protected with this 8-gang blade fuse box. Designed with a durable black plastic body and a clear protective cover, it offers a reliable, professional way to distribute power to your accessories. It features tin-plated copper terminals and supports standard ATO/ATC fuses for easy maintenance. With a single positive feed and a 100A combined maximum capacity, it handles demanding setups with ease. Perfect for 4x4s, boats, and custom projects, this compact unit keeps your circuits organized and prevents short circuits.

Box colour: Black
Cover material: Clear plastic
Dimensions: 146.3mm (L) x 43.7mm (W) x 32.2mm (H)
Mounting hole diameter: 4.5mm
Mounting hole centres: 119.5mm (L)
Terminal material: Tin plated copper
Main line input: M5 (5mm) Stainless threaded stud
Maximum voltage: 32V DC
Combined maximum amps: 100A
Maximum amps per fuse line: 30A

People are asking

What is a 4 way blade fuse box used for in a campervan?

A blade fuse box distributes 12V power from your battery to multiple circuits — such as lighting, USB chargers, fans, and water pumps — each protected by its own individual fuse. This keeps wiring organised, allows each circuit to be isolated independently, and makes fault diagnosis straightforward.

What size fuses does the 4 way blade fuse box use?

The box uses standard ATO/ATC blade fuses, available in ratings from 5A to 40A. Each circuit should be fused to match the current rating of the cable it protects. Blade fuses are widely available at auto parts stores and online.

Is 4 ways enough for a full campervan build?

For a basic build with a few circuits (lighting, USB, fridge feed, pump) a 4 way box is sufficient. For more complex builds with 6-10+ circuits, use a larger fuse box or add a second unit. The ATS twin blade add-a-circuit holder is also a handy way to expand capacity.

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