A four way waterproof automotive fuse box for blade fuses, with a sealed lid and metal terminals.
A fuse box is where a conversion's 12 volt system becomes maintainable. Individual inline fuses scattered through a loom are fine until something blows, at which point nobody can find it. Grouping the circuits into one box means the fuses are in a known place, labelled, and reachable without dismantling anything.
Waterproof matters because of where these end up. A conversion rarely has room for a fuse box inside the cabin, so it goes in an engine bay, a wheel arch or under a floor, and an unsealed box in any of those places fills with water and corrodes its terminals within a winter. A sealed lid is what keeps the connections dry.
Four ways is a sensible size for a subsystem, not a whole vehicle: the cooling circuit, the charging auxiliaries, or the accessories. Several small boxes near their loads often beats one large one with long runs back to it.
Key specifications
| Part | B0DD749XG3 |
|---|---|
| Type | Waterproof automotive fuse box |
| Ways | 4 |
| Fuse type | Blade fuses |
| Terminals | Metal |
| Sealing | Waterproof lid |
| Weight | 1 kg |
Features
- Four fused circuits in one sealed, labelled place
- Waterproof lid, so it can be mounted outside the cabin
- Blade fuses, which are available anywhere in any rating
- Metal terminals for a low resistance connection
Compatibility
For 12 V and 24 V vehicle circuits. This is a low voltage fuse box and must never be used for anything at pack potential, which needs a proper HV fuse rated for DC.
Fuse to protect the cable, not the load. A fuse exists so that a fault cannot set the wiring on fire. Size it to the cable it protects, and size the cable to the load.
Ask us for the per circuit and total current rating before loading it up. No datasheet is published here, and a four way box has a total rating as well as a per way one.
In the box
- 1 x four way waterproof fuse box
Downloads
No document is published for this fuse box. Contact us for the current ratings or the terminal sizes.