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mascip
Very informative answer Lucien, thanks a lot 
The big question then, is how to apply fusing factors to wire fuses, when being used on a 12V DC system.
If I cannot answer this question, then I cannot fuse the circuits appropriately, or guarantee to my client that he is appropriately protected.
Changing to an automotive fuse box is a good idea, but it seems like an unecessary expense if the current fuse box is good enough for his needs.
But I would need to figure out how to apply fusing factors to these wire fuses. It sounds like something simple to learn, but by searching on Google for 20 minutes I wasn't able to find the relevant information. Anyone please?
The big question then, is how to apply fusing factors to wire fuses, when being used on a 12V DC system.
If I cannot answer this question, then I cannot fuse the circuits appropriately, or guarantee to my client that he is appropriately protected.
Changing to an automotive fuse box is a good idea, but it seems like an unecessary expense if the current fuse box is good enough for his needs.
But I would need to figure out how to apply fusing factors to these wire fuses. It sounds like something simple to learn, but by searching on Google for 20 minutes I wasn't able to find the relevant information. Anyone please?
