fuse blew
fuse blew
the fuse at the battery blew tonight when I had things cranked up high
60 Amp AGU fuse
using 4ga wire
what do I do? replacing it with another will just delay things until it happens again
60 Amp AGU fuse
using 4ga wire
what do I do? replacing it with another will just delay things until it happens again
Last edited by wiltshire559; Aug 15, 2006 at 11:38 PM.
What are the fuses rated at on your amp and how many are there? Add all of those together and that is the size of fuse you will need. At least that is how I was told to do it. So correct me if I am wrong guys.
ya that theory could be wrong, its the power wire your protecting
even if it is right, I can't figure out the fuse size of the JL 500/1, it has no fuses as far as I can see
mtx 4244, 30A fuse
Blaupunkt PA275 40A fuse
even if it is right, I can't figure out the fuse size of the JL 500/1, it has no fuses as far as I can see
mtx 4244, 30A fuse
Blaupunkt PA275 40A fuse
4awg wire can handle up to about 125 amps. So use any fuse lower than that. I think you'll need to go to an ANL fuse holder as the largest commonly available AGU fuse is 60 amps, with some 80 amps around (not common).
what size of ANL fuse should I have?
just called FX Audio to see what they have, they suggest I go with something they are calling "waffer" fuse and a 150 A fuse.
just called FX Audio to see what they have, they suggest I go with something they are calling "waffer" fuse and a 150 A fuse.
Last edited by wiltshire559; Aug 16, 2006 at 01:37 PM.
it appears that you have about 850 watts rms. So 850 x2 (50% efficiency)=1700 watts total draw / 13.8 volts=123 amps. I think a 100 amp ANL should be fine as they tend to allow 10-20% over current for some time before blowing. Also, the 50% efficiency may be a little conservative for those amps, so your system would not pull as much current(at 60% eff. it would pull 102 amps). Go with a 100 amp ANL.
Originally Posted by wiltshire559
they (FX Audio) sold me on a 100 A circuit breaker, more exspensive but at least it can be reset or used to cut the power when needed
And she complains I turn it up too much when we go out in it.....
Originally Posted by wiltshire559
I'm now back to the "wow" one 10" sub does that!!!




