In-line fuse holder suitable for Schottky diode/PV fuses
MC4 male to female connection
Spare 20 A fuse included
IP68 rated
Maximum current 20 A
Where to use it
Alvolta fuse holders are designed to safeguard your automotive, marine and solar electrical applications. Easily connect with most solar panels to create a secure solar circuit within your setup.
Dimensions
Length
132 mm
Width
15 mm
Warranty
3-year warranty
Applications
Marine
RV's
Caravans
Off-Grid Systems
Tiny Houses
Cabins
About Alvolta
Australian-owned and operated and driven by a passion for excellence, Alvolta offers unwavering performance and durability even in harsh Australian conditions. Alvolta specialises in precision-engineered DC components, designed to enhance off-grid adventures. Their commitment to delivering superior power performance with uncompromising quality is evident in their line-up of solar panels, solar charge controllers, circuit protection devices, mounting solutions, tools, and more. Supply yourself with all the arsenal you need to extend your power supply and adventure for longer with Alvolta.
A solar fuse connector is used to provide inline overcurrent protection between solar panels and a solar charge controller. It helps protect your cabling, regulator, and batteries from short circuits and reverse current, making it an essential safety component in camping, caravan, 4WD, and off-grid solar systems.
Solar fuse connectors are typically installed between the solar panel and the charge controller, often on the positive solar cable. In systems with multiple panels, they’re commonly used on each panel string to prevent reverse current flow from other panels or the battery bank.
Solar fuse connectors are compatible with 12V, 24V, and high-voltage solar panels, including both portable and fixed panel installations. They’re designed to work with MPPT and PWM solar regulators, provided the connector and fuse rating match the system’s voltage and current requirements.
Choose a fuse rating that’s slightly higher than the panel’s maximum operating current, but below the cable’s current rating. For example, a panel with an 8A operating current would typically use a 10A or 15A fuse. Always check your panel specifications and regulator limits to ensure safe and compliant protection.