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So I'm buying a bunch of little miscellaneous things for a new build. I'm running a Sundown SAZ3500v2, the fuse rating is 350a and I'm guessing its and external. Problem is I can't find any 350a fuses! Well I actually found one, but its $17!?

So here's the question: How do you guys fuse for amps this big? The biggest ANL fuses I see guys using for the most part is 300a.

There has to be a solution, there are amplifiers out there that draw way more than 300a... :unknw:

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Posted

2 200A

I don't think that will work. As the amp draws more current, the maximum amount both fuses can allow is only 200a regardless on how many you have. You could have 20 fuses in a line, they would all blow at 200a, one at a time.

...right?

Avalanche

Alpine Type S comps

Alpine Type S 10''

Alpine MPR-F300

Alpine MRX-M50

Mechamn 270

XS Power d3400s



 

Posted

Depends on the size of wire you're using. I'm assuming 1/0 ofc? If so then use 300a fuses.

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Yeah but when the amplifier draws over 300a of current say, one of the 200a fuses will blow leaving one left which will blow as well.

Avalanche

Alpine Type S comps

Alpine Type S 10''

Alpine MPR-F300

Alpine MRX-M50

Mechamn 270

XS Power d3400s



 

Posted

Personally I'd get some dual inputs and run a pair of 200s or something

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