ANL Fuse Block with Insulating Cover - 35 to 750A
5503
Features
- Cover included
- Accepts 5/16" (M8) ring terminals
- For use on systems up to 32 Volts DC
- Swing out design allows replacement of the fuse without removing fasteners
- Stainless steel studs provide resistance to corrosion and high torquing for excellent electrical contact
- UL 94-V0 base resists high heat
- Insert molded studs ensure secure fuse mounting
- Insulating cover satisfies ABYC/USCG requirements
- Cover breakouts allow wire access in any direction
- Fuse sold separately
Documents
Dimension Drawing
The Benefit of Serrated Flange NutsSpecifications
| Maximum Voltage | 32V DC |
| Base Material | Reinforced Polycarbonate |
| Fuse Mounting Blocks | Tin-Plated Copper |
| Maximum Cable Size | 4/0 AWG |
| Maximum Torque | 107 in-lb (12.09 Nm) |
| Terminal Stud Size | 5/16-18 (M8) |
| Weight | 1.06lb (0.48 kg) |
Optional Accessories
 | Any ANL Fuses | |
 | 2718 | MaxiBus Insulating Cover for PN 2105 and 2126 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are fuses and circuit breakers interchangeable?
A: The short answer is yes. The longer and more accurate answer is more complex and beyond the scope of this discussion. As amperage ratings increase, circuit breakers become relatively more expensive than fuses. Generally, fuses are less expensive for a given rating, but circuit breakers are re-settable and don’t require the purchase of spares, as do fuses. Also, circuit breakers can be used as switches.
