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Old 03-29-2015, 08:37 AM   #1
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What size fuse?

Have a '94 1006, but bought it without a battery. Anyone know what size fuse goes into the fuse holder that connects to the rv or marine battery? Here's a photo, thanks --
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It is usually a 30 amp.
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It is usually a 30 amp.
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My battery line fuse is a tad more than what rating my converter/charger is. i.e. my PD9260C is a 60AMP charger unit and my inline fuse is an 80AMP type. Probably should be lower but that was what I had at the time...

If you are just going to have one battery than usually a 30AMP is the rating... All that a 12VDC battery is ever going to draw is around 20AMPS each if your max BOOST charge current is 14.4VDC. The fuse is there to protect the wiring...
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Thanks all and esp. Roy for the detailed info - much appreciated.
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