Beneges 100A Car Audio Circuit Breaker - 12-24V DC Manual Reset Fuse with Overload Protection for Car Stereo, Marine Boat & Inverters | Replace Fuses for Safer Audio Systems (Perfect for Car Audio Upgrades & Marine Electrical Protection)
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Product Description
BenegesBeneges devotes itself to automotive aftermarket, exporting kinds of automotive parts to global markets. Beneges attaches much importance to products quality, strictly with raw materials selection, manufacturing process, qualified with QA and QC.Amp: 0A-100AVoltage: 12-24V DCFits Vehicles:Suitable for car audio/video system, Boat, trucks, buses, RV's, ATV Winches and marine and DC sound amplifier system overload protection.Package Include1* 100A Car Audio Fuse Holder
Product Features
【Fit Vehicles】- No need to replace the fuse. Fit car audio/video system, boat, trucks, buses, RV's, ATV winches, marine and DC sound amplifier system overload protection.
【Related Parameters】- 100A, 12V-24V DC, compatible with all 12V/24VSystems. Work Temperature: -10℃ to 50℃ (-14F to 122F). Manual Reset, just press on the button and the circuit will close/open.No need to disassemble the power cord and Screw terminals hold cables securely in place, can be mount on panel or firewall.
【Advanced Process】- Stops Power Surges from Damaging Your Amps. Unique Push Button Reset use in place of an inline fuse holder and can also be used as a Kill Switch.
【Superior performance】- Made of alloy materials, high tech water resistant housing, good conductivity, strong temperature and pressure resistance.
【Kind Note】- Beneges is qualified manufacturer. All our products are ONE year FREE change. Please read description and compatibility chart before purchase and freely contact with our customer service if any question.
Customer Reviews
Caused solar inverter to keep going offline and i kept resetting thought it was faulty controller kept flashing battery fault. Finally, after a month of random error and shutting off i took voltmeter throughout system and found excessive resistance through a voltage drop test while under charging load. Replaced with higher & marine grade quality and have never had issue again and i am at 60 amp loads way under rating if loaded and charging at the same time. Not sure being this is load side specific and with charger putting load to opposite side of breaker if this was the case but with other brand it is the same with load side being on both sides for use & charging current passes through both sides but i have not had this issue again.
