the don rowe fuse and holder look pretty good for the price...just don't know if it's available in Canada??

 

Here is the Stinger one (I own two of these, they're nice): Stinger Dual ANL

 

I'm just curious, only only going to be using 1 amp with 1 0g. input.. how would i run that sort of fuse holder? I have 1 0g. running through the car already into the trunk

 

well that's where your problem is. you want to carry 400-500 amps of current through 1 run of wire?

 

I'm going to run probably 2 runs of 0 gauge from front to back, but the amp only takes 1 0g. power/ground. Which is why I was asking about bus bars in your build thread :P

So what would be the best way to wire the car for this amp? Like I said, its got 1 0g. input

Suggestions?

 

But you said earlier...

This is the one I have been discussing..

 

lol sorry if its confusing.. i'll clarify.

Right now I have 1 0g. power wire running from my front battery to the trunk. I will probably be adding 1 more.

In the trunk I have 2 Kinetik HC2400's. From these batteries, I'd like to connect 1 amp. the amp only has 1 0g. input rated @ ~4,000wrms @ 0.5 ohms.

I'd like to run a fuse to the amp from one of the Kinetik HC2400's. However, I was having trouble finding a fuse to use thats capable of 400amps. Most say max 300a.

So right now:

Battery (under hood) --> Kinetik HC2400 (trunk battery 1) --> Kinetik HC2400 (trunk battery 2)

What would be the best way to hook all of this up to run 1 amp (with 1 0g. input)

Cleared up? :P

 

So I don't see the problem with running two 4ga from the Kinetiks to the Stinger block I posted and then a zero from there to the amp.

Or just go buy any ANL holder and try to find a 500amp fuse. The fuse will be the tough part as they are not very common.

Reality is that you likely won't snap a 300amp fuse anyway so start there.

 

I found a few places that carry a 400 + amp fuses. But all fuse holders I found say max 300 amps.

Which way do you think would be the best way to go?

Or the other fuse holder I found was the fuse holder from Knu with 3 mini-anl fuses that holds up to 450 amps.

 

you dont have to worry about 500 amps to the amp. no amp with a single 0 gauge input will realistically draw 500 amps unless you use it in a VERY wrong way.

just run a single 0 gauge from battery to amp and put a single biggest size of ANL fuse you can find between the battery and the amp.