Fuse and Fuse Holders

Product Information

Fuse and Fuse Holders. Ideal for repairs to an existing van or trolley system, or a new installation. Please note: These components are recommended for 12 Volt installations.

Also, remember, electricity can be dangerous, make sure that you take the necessary safety precautions during the installation. Always follow the manufactures installation procedure for pumps, controllers and batteries.

Learn more about electrical safety here.

Fuse Guide
Image	Description	Our Code
	In-Line Fuse Holder	EXW05
	Sealed In-Line Fuse Holder	EXW22
	Fuse 10A	F10A
	Fuse 25A	F25A

Helpful Information: In-Line Fuse Holder EXW05

Fitting In-Line Fuse Holder

1. First, disconnect wires from battery
2. Next, cut first wire. No need for wire to be stripped.
3. Then insert into one end of holder and push up to the stop
4. Now crimp first wire
5. Repeat with second wire
6. Finally, insert fuse and test the circuit

Helpful Information: Sealed In-Line Fuse Holder EXW22

• Complete with sealing cap, attached to fuse holder
• Two 12AWG red wires approximately 5" 120mm long
• Rated for 30A
• For automotive ATO fuses

Fitting Sealed In-Line Fuse Holder

1. First, disconnect wires from battery
2. Next use appropriate terminals to connect to the fuse holder
3. Finally insert fuse, close the cap and test the circuit

Helpful Information: Fuse F10A

• Rating 10A
• Automotive ATO type of fuse
• Colour coded Red
• Fuse integrity visible when viewed from the side of the fuse

Helpful Information: Fuse F25A

• Rating 25A
• Automotive ATO type of fuse
• Colour coded Clear
• Fuse integrity visible when viewed from the side of the fuse

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	Terminals
	Crimping Tool
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Firstly, only trained and competent persons should work on electrical installations, even when installing a system that operates at 12 Volt. Secondly, always work with the correct tools, and in a dry area and with good light. Also check you have all the correct tools for the job.

Additionally before starting to install any equipment, first check its compatibility with the vehicle or system.

Finally, as a good rule: If in doubt ask!