What size fuse would you use between power wire and EQ?
1638583
I would go with a 15. 10 blows too often, 20 really isn't safe enough. Try and use a "slow blow" or "slow burn" fuse since anything amplified will power spike.
1897748
These are standard car fuses and the amp ratings are for 12 volt DC circuits. To use for other voltages would require a calculation to determine the amp rating of each fuse. You know the formula is: watts are equal to amps times volts. So a 120 watt load at 12 volts is the max for a 10 amp fuse. Now that same fuse in a 24 volt system with a 120 watt load would max out at 5 amps.
1812416
i dont know. Mayube the best way is to look at your fuse box, pull out a fuse and compare. There are two sizes of these colored plastic fuse types, big and small ones. These are the small ones.
1563725
Fuse does not have size, it is a glass fuse and the amperage should be approximately 1 amp. You can get a spare by taking to an auto supply store to get correct size, I am an electrical engineer, so the power calculation indicates a 1 amp fuse. Do not use this device on any heat loads.
2077167
Any size will work, but I prefer to put somewhere between 18-14 gauge wiring. Also be careful with that box, it seems to be a little small for the sub. My brother in law blew 2 subs in one of those boxes. He then had a custom sealed one made with .70 ft and haven't had any problems
1061314
I think you can get fuse from Wal Mart, or home depot, make sure get right size fuse
1109895
mine as 2 fuse, but either way this is a class D. it is very power efficient... no good on sub to use on 4 speakers great choice
1224562
I have 2x240 w panels in series (60v x 8 amps) connected to 50 ft of 10 gauge wires going to the charge controller. From the charge controller to my batteries (12v), I have 2 ft of 2 gauge stranded wires with a 50 amp fuse. The 2 gauge wires barely fit into the charge controller terminals. The idea is to minimize power loss from the long wire run between the panels and charge controller by connecting the panels in series to attain maximum voltage (not to exceed the charge controller specs) and minimum current. Between the battery and charge controller, I went with the shortest and thickest wires possible since its output can go up to 40 amps.
749489
Sure. Your limitation will ultimately be the wattage and your fuse/wire rating.
464066
Depends on the size of the inline fuse you use. A 15amp inline fuse should be sufficient to run 2 laptops. Or a laptop and a cooler.
1387410
Tripplite's website shows that at full load it consumes 200 amps. If you plan on using it fully loaded, you may want a slightly larger fuse than 200, or use a circuit breaker. Fuse size also depends on the size and length of wiring you use to connect it to
706542
Ok here you go it uses 10.5 amps you can use a 12 amp fuse if you can get it or 15 amp fuse ( check you wire size)
1799129
For power I would use 4 guage. And of course the same or larger for a ground. For a 1200watt amp 4 will suffice. Or you could always go wit the big 3 upgrade. All 0. Let it hit!! Lol.
1049732
As I understand the bigger the wire the less draw and heat. You can use smaller but bigger provides better protection. I used a 0 gauges with in line fuse. A little struggle getting half inch thick wire through. But even if you have somthing small you can upgrade with out needing a bigger wire if it's already there. The wire I got was so thick it needed a slight trim but it's better to trim then have some little cheap wire melt and short. I never had a system before. It was much cheaper to do it my self. Check diagrams off of crutchfield. And videos off you tube. Everything you need to do it your self is available. Although it's good to gave a helper with big speakers. As I understand the bigger the wire the less draw and heat. You can use smaller but bigger provides better protection. I used a 0 gauges with in line fuse. A little struggle getting half inch thick wire through. But even if you have somthing small you can upgrade with out needing a bigger wire if it's already there. The wire I got was so thick it needed a slight trim but it's better to trim then have some little cheap wire melt and short. I never had a system before. It was much cheaper to do it my self. Check diagrams off of crutchfield. And videos off you tube. Everything you need to do... » Read More As I understand the bigger the wire the less draw and heat. You can use smaller but bigger provides better protection. I used a 0 gauges with in line fuse. A little struggle getting half inch thick wire through. But even if you have somthing small you can upgrade with out needing a bigger wire if it's already there. The wire I got was so thick it needed a slight trim but it's better to trim then have some little cheap wire melt and short. I never had a system before. It was much cheaper to do it my self. Check diagrams off of crutchfield. And videos off you tube. Everything you need to do it your self is available. Although it's good to gave a helper with big speakers. « Show Less
2207180
yes you can. i just added an inline fuse. checkunit amperage to choose fuse size.
756397
Use a 2 or 3 amp fuse. The LED current draw is negligible; the fuse will protect against a shorted wire.
719771
The end of the wires are a bare connection. You would use a connector to wire it to a 12V fuse protected circuit.