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- October 07, 2020
Selecting the proper fuse for your application is arguably one of the most important tasks when it comes to your boat’s electrical system. There are a lot of choices out there, and sometimes it can be overwhelming. Here are some important factors to consider when selecting the proper fuses.
Maximum Voltage Rating
One important requirement for selecting a fuse for your application will be the voltage rating necessary to properly protect the equipment. Most common fuses are rated for a maximum voltage of 32 volts DC while some (like the Class T fuse) are rated typically up to 125 volts DC. When it comes to marine electrical systems, the nominal boat voltage is 12 and/ or 24 volts DC but with emerging technologies like electric propulsion and solar becoming more popular, more systems will likely be rated at 48 volts DC or higher.
Maximum Amperage Rating
Another important factor in selecting the proper fuse for your application is the amperage rating required to protect the wire and the
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