Description
KnuKonceptz 0 Gauge In Line Fuse Holder
Our BK-FH0 is a straight forward, no frills In Line Fuse Holder. A set screw secures 0 gauge wire on each end with the fuse bridging the connection to protect your vehicle in case of emergency. Every BK-FH0 includes a single 200A ANL fuse and a second fuse of your choice (sorry, we are unable to offer two fuse of choice at this time)
Bassik - simple, clean, easy. This is the foundation of what KnuKonceptz calls Bassik. Easy to install, simple to connect and cost effective. This block is shown in satin nickel finish with polished nickel plated allen screws and smoke black base.
Bassik - simple, clean, easy. This is the foundation of what KnuKonceptz calls Bassik. Easy to install, simple to connect and cost effective. This block is shown in satin nickel finish with polished nickel plated allen screws and smoke black base.
PLEASE NOTE 2nd FUSE SIZE IN ebay ORDER NOTES
Fuses available - 200/250/300
We will ship one 200A plus your choice of fuse size above
Specifications
| KnuKonceptz BK-FH0 In Line Fuse Holder |
|
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4"(L) x 1.25"(W) x 1.5"(H) |
| Input Gauge |
0 or 2 Gauge |
| Output Gauge |
0 or 2 Gauge |
| Fuse Type |
ANL |
| Finish |
Nickel Silver |
Product FAQ
Q: Why do I need an inline fuse holder?
A: The job of an inline fuse holder is to protect your vehicle in case of an accident. Should the car audio system's main power wire have a short to ground, the fuse will blow and prevent additional damage from occurring.
Q: How far from the battery should I mount an inline fuse holder?
A: Typically you want to mount the inline fuse holder as close to the battery as possible. General rule of thumb is 1-2 feet.
Q: What size ANL fuse should I use with my inline fuse holder?
A: There are two possible answers, you can select your fuse based on the maximum rated amperage capacity of your power wire OR based on the maximum current draw your audio system is capable of. The later though must also be less then the cables maximum amperage capacity.
Q: Do I need an inline fuse holder when adding a second battery to my car?
A: Yes, actually you would need two inline fuse holders in a dual battery installation if Battery A is under the hood and Battery B is in the rear of the vehicle. One inline fuse holder would not be able to protect your vehicle because with a second battery, power is already on both sides of the fuse at all times. An inline fuse holder should be placed near each battery protecting the cable that is passing through the interior of the vehicle in case of an accident.