Eaton's Bussmann Series MRBF Mounting Bar CFBAR1-250SP; Category: Fuse Holders; Manufacturer: Eaton; Series: CBBF; Stud Size: 1/4"-20; Mounting: 3/8" mounting hole; Bolt-down design for high-vibration applications; Black MRBF Cover and Red MRBF Cover also available

EATON's Bussman CBBF-MBC MRBF Battery Fuse Bar up to 300A For use with all CBBF / MRBF type fuses up to 300A. Provides high current protection in tight space locations.

CBBF-MBC MRBF Battery Fuse Bar. YIS Marine introduces the MRBF (Marine Rated Battery Fuse) Terminal Fuse Block, a compact and reliable solution for high-current DC circuit protection.

Mounting Bar, Single, MRBF. Ignition Protected. Bolt-down design for high-vibration applications. Standard isolated M8 stainless steel stud allows for stacking of terminals. Prevents accidental shorts with protective, insulating cap. Perfect in tight spaces to provide high current protection.

Suitable for main and auxiliary circuit protection such as alternator outputs, starter motor inputs and accessory circuits. The breaking capacity meets the requirements of conventional vehicle batteries and 12V, 24V and 42V electrical networks.

2024年11月7日 · I am putting in a new bus bar, and would like to use the compact MRBF fuses. I don't see what I want from blue seas, so thinking custom made from some 5/16 x 1 copper stock I have on hand. Basically drill and tap for 5/16 stainless bolts, and thread in from the backside so they work as studs.

Cbbf/Mrbf Mounting Bar. Mounting Bar Foe Cbbf And Mrbf Fuses. Includes Nut And Cover. Mounting Hole: 3/8" Stud Size: 1/4"-20 ; Applications: Main And Auxiliary Circuit Protection In Demanding Environments Or Tight Space Constraints.

Eaton's Bussmann Series MRBF Mounting Bar CFBAR2-250SP Category: Fuse Holders; Manufacturer: Eaton; Series: CBBF; Stud: (2) 1/4"-20 Studs; Mounting: 3/8" mounting hole; Bolt-down design for high-vibration applications; Black MRBF Cover and …

2015年11月18日 · It shows their new Power Bar 1000 with a 5191 MRBF mounted on the bottom bar, and a 9160 link connected to an ANL fuse holder on the top bar. So it looks like I could do it either way pretty easily. The MRBF ends up being a little cheaper, but needs more vertical space. The ANL has a higher max amp fuse. Thanks.