DC Power Fuse Distribution Strip Module (6 Position, DIN Rail Mount)

DC Power Fuse Distribution Strip Module (6 Position, DIN Rail Mount)

$ 28.00

Score By Feature

Based on 23 ratings

Satisfaction

9.71

Giftable

9.47

Value for money

9.29

Delivery

9.77

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Product Description

A DC voltage range of 0 to 32V is supported. 30 amps is the maximum total input current. There are six channels of output, each producing a maximum of 3 Amps of current (the factory-installed fuse value is 3 Amps you can substitute a new fuse to support up to 10 Amps).

There is a pitch of 7 on the input terminals. Inches/0 62mm. The power supply has a diameter of 3", a maximum current of 30 Amps per position, wire size 26*10 AWG, stripping length 8mm, and the screw is metric M3. Modules can be used to expand the power supply.

Five-inch pitch is used for the output terminals. It is 0mm/1. I have a wire size of 26*12 AWG, my stripping length is 7mm, and the metric M2 is 197". There are 5 slots on this

These fuse holders can be removed and replaced very easily when the medium blade fuse needs to be replaced. The fuse failure indication will light up when the fuse has blown. It will also turn on when the fuse has been unplugged.

PCB constructed from FR-4 fiberglass and dual copper layers. Fireproof nylon DIN rail mount carrier made in Taiwan (not from China such as the low quality carriers), supports rail widths up to 35 mm.

Questions & Answers

How can 5-amp fuses be used with 5-amp sockets How much current do you need?

Fuses holders for ATO/ATC blades in the medium size. Fuses found in automotive systems are very common.

Are there any components that limit this to 32 volts? What I need is something that runs on 48 volts. Each port can handle a maximum of 5A, for a total of 6A. ?

A 32V fuse is the maximum voltage this item can handle

Selected User Reviews For DC Power Fuse Distribution Strip Module (6 Position, DIN Rail Mount)

The table was built using this motor

4/5

This block was used to distribute the power for the stepper drives and other controls on a CNC table I built myself. The unit is well-built, but I would have preferred a cheaper option that would not have come with We removed most of the fuses and replaced them with fuses sized to my needs.

Davion Solomon

| Nov 01, 2020

There is a problem with port 1

4/5

I have been able to connect to ports 2 through 12. There is a problem with port 1. I have been able to connect to ports 2 through 12. There is voltage still present on port 1, even if the fuse is pulled. There is no indication of what is causing this. In addition, if I add a 12 volt load to port 1, it will not work. 4 volts is the voltage after voltage drops.

Mitchell Curry

| Mar 23, 2021

The ideal power distribution system for 24 VDC

5/5

You can use this if you want to distribute 24VDC. If the fuse is blown or removed, LED illumination will be activated.

Bronson Moody

| Mar 03, 2021

We're using this for 12VDC I like the design

5/5

The quality of euro money is good. This device is used for distributing low current dc buses.

Jimmy Rubio

| Oct 23, 2020

Solid product at a great price

5/5

Nice price point for an easy-to-mount DC distribution fuse block that can be mounted on a DIN rail.

Aryan Harrell

| May 18, 2021

This is a great product

5/5

It is already fitted with 3A fuses. Designed for distribution of DC power, this is perfect. The only minor issue I had with it was the screws delivered with it were very short, so if you're planning on mounting it to wood rather than an aluminum extrusion, you'll need to supply your own.