New SMD ANL Fuse blocks! Single, Double, Quad & 8 Terminal + NEW Clear Acrylic Cover w/ BUILT IN VM-1 Page 7

[Wehan]

Still waiting on the dual smoked cover yes/no.

[meade916]

i need some real airtight block that can stand the cleveland winters without showing any signs of corrosion even after 10 years of being under the hood

these can already survive a "Cleveland winter". Don't need to be "air tight" to do so. Stainless doesn't corrode. The fuses shouldn't either.

"Airtight" lmao...ok. Good one.

[meade916]

Still waiting on the dual smoked cover yes/no.

no.

Not at this time. Sorry.

[meade916]

i need some real airtight block that can stand the cleveland winters without showing any signs of corrosion even after 10 years of being under the hood

I was thinking something similar. Will there be a weather-proof/resistant model at any time do you think, Steve?

These can get wet without any problem. Not sure what "weather proof" is going to do for you to be honest. I would have no problem using these in a boat so i think your car will be fine.

[meade916]

i need some real airtight block that can stand the cleveland winters without showing any signs of corrosion even after 10 years of being under the hood

I was thinking something similar. Will there be a weather-proof/resistant model at any time do you think, Steve?

These can get wet without any problem. Not sure what "weather proof" is going to do for you to be honest. I would have no problem using these in a boat so i think your car will be fine.

are you saying this is waterproof?

theres no way i would let water near this model with the terminals all exposed

it would withstand the elements but if you plan on spraying the engine bay with water, just put plastic over it, spray then remove when done. Simple.

[Broke_Audio_Addict]

It's no different than the connections at the battery and the alt, it would take a lot of water to do damage to that and if you got that much water under the hood those fuses would be the least of your worries.

[Karkov]

Ordered up a 4 place and an 8 place, thanks Steve!

[meade916]

i need some real airtight block that can stand the cleveland winters without showing any signs of corrosion even after 10 years of being under the hood

I was thinking something similar. Will there be a weather-proof/resistant model at any time do you think, Steve?

These can get wet without any problem. Not sure what "weather proof" is going to do for you to be honest. I would have no problem using these in a boat so i think your car will be fine.

are you saying this is waterproof?

theres no way i would let water near this model with the terminals all exposed

it would withstand the elements but if you plan on spraying the engine bay with water, just put plastic over it, spray then remove when done. Simple.

I need a fuse holder that is completely air tight

if you say you do, then i am sure you do. Even though nobody else does. Since nobody but you does, i probably won't be making one any time soon. Might wanna seal up your engine bay too, make it air tight because there is stuff under that hood that will corrode a lot faster than one of these holders or the fuse that is in it. Just sayin'. I know how you like to BS and waste time though so i am not really taking you too serious right now.

[Wehan]

Still waiting on the dual smoked cover yes/no.

no.

Not at this time. Sorry.

Thanks, Clear it is and it's on the way now.

[Wehan]

i need some real airtight block that can stand the cleveland winters without showing any signs of corrosion even after 10 years of being under the hood

I was thinking something similar. Will there be a weather-proof/resistant model at any time do you think, Steve?

These can get wet without any problem. Not sure what "weather proof" is going to do for you to be honest. I would have no problem using these in a boat so i think your car will be fine.

Um...why would you want a volt meter under your hood? And just for arguments sake if you carefully apply a good coat of conformal coating or liquid electrical tape on the meter and seal it all in good it will be water proof. Hell...buy one have it shipped to me and I'll do it for you. I've been doing it for years with $300 rc car speed controllers with a 0 fail rate.

Edit, I think I quoted the wrong person, this is for Gunnem

Edited May 15, 2016 by Wehan