Enerdrive Fuse Block ST Blade Fuse Dual 12 Circuit with Negative Busbar & Cover - BSS.5032
Enerdrive Fuse Block ST Blade Fuse Dual 12 Circuit with Negative Busbar & Cover - BSS.5032
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Enerdrive Fuse Block ST Blade Fuse Dual 12 Circuit with Negative Busbar & Cover - BSS.5032

  • SKU: BSS.5032
RRP: $156.35
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A compact 12-circuit fuse block designed to organize and protect electrical circuits, with a negative busbar and protective cover.

We recommend all products be installed by a licensed electrician or qualified technician. Proper installation ensures safety, performance, and protects your warranty.

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Roy Jones

1 review

5 out of 5 stars3 months agoNEW

I ordered a victron MPPT 100/20, their response time and communication was fantastic.
I will be looking forward to dealing them again when my next project comes along.

Ben

Ben

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5 out of 5 stars4 months ago

Ordered a GoodWe EH inverter for our off grid setup. Arrived in a couple of days, well packed, no issues at all with the product.
Received emails at every step, checkout, shipment, tracking and an after sales email to check up if everything went OK and it was the right Inverter for our install.
Very good customer support, Genuine Australian stock - not drop shipped from China. Good to know there are real people available to help if something goes wrong.
No issues at all recommending this company to friends.

Ben Grimmett

Ben Grimmett

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5 out of 5 stars3 months ago

Ordered a GoodWe ES inverter, arrived in a couple of days, free express shipping, well packed, no problems at all

Received Shipment emails, tracking, and after sales email asking if it was the right product, any issues etc.

Pretty good to see genuine Australian companies with top quality support. Not drop shipping Chinese junk, all Australian stock ready to ship.

Andy Baker

Andy Baker

5 out of 5 stars3 months ago

Prices very reasonable to other sellers, always arrives pretty quick, good products. Bought numerous items and will use again

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Do I need a DC-DC charger with a smart alternator?

Yes. Modern vehicles (roughly Euro 5/6 onwards) use variable-voltage 'smart' alternators that swing anywhere from about 12.5V to over 15V to save fuel — which means your auxiliary or caravan battery sees too little voltage to charge properly most of the time. A DC-DC charger takes whatever the alternator gives it and outputs a correct multi-stage charge. And if the auxiliary battery is lithium, a DC-DC charger is essential regardless of alternator type: lithium connected directly can draw maximum current continuously and overheat the alternator. Simple rule: modern vehicle OR lithium auxiliary battery = DC-DC charger, no exceptions.

What size DC-DC charger do I need (18A/30A/50A)?

Two limits set the size. (1) The battery: same minimum-10%-of-Ah rule as any charger — a 100Ah lithium suits 18-30A, a 200Ah bank suits 30-50A. (2) The alternator: keep the charger's draw comfortably inside its output — as a guide, no more than about half the alternator's rating, since the vehicle still needs power too. And the most common installation mistake, straight from the support inbox: undersized cable. A 30A charger at the back of a caravan on thin factory trailer wiring will starve, cut out, or fail to detect the engine — the run from the vehicle battery needs properly sized cable (often 6 B&S / 13mm2 or heavier for long runs). Our made-to-order cables cover exactly this.

What warranty do Enerdrive products carry?

Enerdrive's current-generation ePOWER B-TEC G2 lithium batteries carry a 5-year warranty (earlier-generation B-TEC batteries carried 2 years plus a further 24 months pro-rata). Two conditions to know: the battery must be installed upright, and it is not warranted for under-bonnet use — high engine-bay temperatures shorten its life. Enerdrive chargers and DC-DC units carry their own periods as stated on each product page. Warranty is to the original purchaser. In addition to your Australian Consumer Law rights. Official policy: enerdrive.com.au