rayra
Expedition Leader
eh that's basically the product line I have in my rear cargo power box. But that's mostly out of concern for exposed terminals and possible water sloshing around back there.Looking at the safety hub again, I think that's way overkill, and a simpler 6 circuit fuse block would be just fine don't you?
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I'm not really a Blue Sea promoter, although I do use a couple of their products.
I've got about 9 things going on in that back box, and maybe more to come. Might be stuffing (4) 10Ah wheelchair batts in there, wired so they get charged by vehicle and solar, but diode-isolated and wired such that they only feed the various power ports in the box. If I push forward with my camper-trailer plans late this summer / early Fall, I'll forego those and put the time and money into a ~200W standalone solar setup in the trailer, which can still be coupled to the vehicle.