Product Overview
St Blade Fuse Block 6 Circuit
Keep your boat's electrical system safe and organized with the Blue Seas St Blade Fuse Block 6 Circuit. This robust and reliable fuse block offers superior circuit protection for up to six independent circuits, ensuring smooth sailing and preventing electrical headaches. Designed for the harsh marine environment, its corrosion-resistant construction and easy-to-use design make it a must-have for any serious boater.
Key Features
- **6 Independent Circuits:** Protect individual components and appliances with dedicated circuits, offering granular control and preventing cascading failures.
- **High Amperage Capacity:** Handles up to 30A per circuit or 40A per jumped circuit group, accommodating a wide range of marine electronics.
- **Corrosion-Resistant Construction:** Tin-plated copper fuse clips and terminals minimize heat buildup and maximize conductivity, ensuring long-lasting performance in saltwater environments.
- **Versatile Configuration:** Use included jumpers to create common power feeds for circuit groups, allowing for customized setups with switched and unswitched circuits.
- **Clear Protective Cover:** Keeps fuses safe and dry while allowing for easy visual inspection and identification of blown fuses. Includes a handy spare fuse holder.
- **Secure Connections:** #8-32 screw terminals with captive star lockwashers ensure tight and reliable wiring connections, preventing loose wires and potential hazards.
- **Easy Installation:** Simple mounting with #8 screws (M4) allows for quick and straightforward installation in various locations on your boat.
What's in the Box
- ST Blade Fuse Block 6 Circuit
- Two terminal block jumpers
Specifications
The Captain's Take
After years at sea, I've learned the hard way that a reliable electrical system is crucial. The Blue Seas St Blade Fuse Block is my go-to for circuit protection. It's built tough to withstand the elements, offers flexible configuration options, and provides peace of mind knowing my vital systems are protected. Don't leave the dock without it.
