Bluewater In-Line Fuse Holder(Kit)
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- $14.99
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- $14.99
SKU: 225D-1200100-0092
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A durable, sealed holder for blade fuses in inline installations. Designed for moisture-prone environments, it offers quick-access fuse protection without the need for a panel or enclosure.
This in line fuse holder is ideal for marine, RV, and automotive applications where space is limited and protection is critical. Its rugged housing shields against water, dust, and corrosion, helping maintain circuit reliability in harsh conditions.
The in line fuse holder features secure snap-fit construction and strain relief for wiring, making it easy to install and maintain in tight spaces or exposed areas.
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All products are covered by a 2-year warranty (marine electronics: 1 year, then the manufacturer's warranty).
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In Line Fuse Holder(Kit)
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Bluewater In-Line Fuse Holder(Kit)
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