Blue Sea Systems
Blue Sea 5032 ST-Blade Split Bus Fuse Block
SKU 54778·Fuse Blocks & Fuses
$106.99
ST-Blade Split Bus Fuse BlockFeatures: Provides two isolated groups of six ATO/ATC circuits For use with either two isolated batteries or with a single battery providing a mix of 24 hour and switched circuits Scr...
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Features:
Specifications:
Features:
- Provides two isolated groups of six ATO/ATC circuits
- For use with either two isolated batteries or with a single battery providing a mix of 24 hour and switched circuits
- Screw terminals for securing wires accept ring terminals
- One-piece stainless flange nuts ensure safe and secure connections
- Clear insulating cover with label recesses and storage for two fuses, satisfies ABYC/USCG insulation requirements
- Easy to open, push button latch for easy access to fuses
- Tin-plated copper buses and fuse clips
- Fuses sold separately
Specifications:
- Circuits: 12
- Maximum Amperage: 100A per block, 30A per circuit
- Maximum Voltage: 32V DC
- Mounting: #8 Screw (M4)
- Negative Bus: #10-32 Stud
- Screw Terminal Type: #8-32 Screws with captive star lock washer
⚠ California Prop 65 Warning: This product may expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm. See P65Warnings.ca.gov.
BrandBlue Sea Systems
SKU54778
UPC632085050320
TypeFuse Blocks & Fuses
Weight0.9 lb
Good to know
- Genuine Blue Sea Systems product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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