Blue Sea ST Blade Fuse Block w/ Negative Bus and Cover-6 Circuit This Blue Sea Fuse Block consolidates branch circuits and in-line fuses. The Blue Sea ST Blade Fuse Block offers a space saving and...
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Add to CartUse the Blue Sea Systems ST Blade Fuse Block to consolidate branch circuits and in-line fuses. Blue Sea's ST Blade Fuse Block offers a space saving and cost effective solution to adding circuit protection when there are limited available circuit breakers on the distribution panel.
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What is the Blue Sea Systems 12 Circuit ST Blade Fuse Block with Negative Bus used for?
The Blue Sea Systems 12 Circuit ST Blade Fuse Block with Negative Bus consolidates branch circuits and in-line fuses while providing circuit protection when there are limited circuit breakers available on a distribution panel. It provides 12 circuits and can be used for 24-hour circuits.
What type of fuses does the Blue Sea Systems 12 Circuit ST Blade Fuse Block accept?
The fuse block accepts ATO and ATC fast-acting blade fuses. Fuses are sold separately. The block is rated for a maximum of 30A per circuit and a maximum voltage of 32V DC.
What terminals can be used with the Blue Sea Systems ST Blade Fuse Block?
The Blue Sea Systems ST Blade Fuse Block accepts ring or snap fork type terminals. It uses tin-plated copper buses and fuse clips, with #8-32 screw terminals and captive star lock washers.
What is included with the Blue Sea Systems 12 Circuit ST Blade Fuse Block?
The fuse block includes an ABYC/USCG approved cover with an easy-open push-button latch and 20 write-on circuit labels. It also includes positive and negative buses. Fuses are sold separately.
What are the amperage and voltage ratings of the Blue Sea Systems 12 Circuit ST Blade Fuse Block?
The Blue Sea Systems 12 Circuit ST Blade Fuse Block has a maximum amperage rating of 100A per block and 30A per circuit. Its maximum voltage rating is 32V DC, and it provides 12 circuit positions.
What are the mounting and terminal specifications for the Blue Sea Systems ST Blade Fuse Block?
The fuse block mounts with a #8 screw (M4). Its positive and negative buses use #10-32 studs, while the screw terminals use #8-32 screws with captive star lock washers. The recommended mounting torque is 24 in-lb, and the screw terminal torque is 15 in-lb.
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