Review on 🔌 Optimized ST Blade ATO/ATC Fuse Blocks by Blue Sea Systems by Terrence Castillo

If you're thinking of upgrading your fuse box, this is definitely the way to go. Pretty simple build. When you have all the accessories that go with your battery: 1. Locate the positive and negative cables of each accessory2. If necessary, splice the wires so they can reach the fuse box for some length so you can work. At this point, a little more length than necessary is much better than too short or even "exactly" the right length. You can cut it later if you need.3. Find the main plus and minus he put on the battery you used. Connect the battery positive cable to the fuse box positive terminal and the negative cable to the negative terminal.4. On the negative wires of the accessories (bilge, aerators, navigation lights, etc.) I attached small ring connectors and attached them EVERYWHERE in the negative positions. You don't have to worry about "where" the negative wires connect, as long as they're securely attached to the negative terminals and as clean as you want them to be. The side of the fuse is numbered. Connect the positive wire of the accessory to the correct number on the fuse panel using small ring connectors of the same size.6. You can either add another ring connector to another wire over the wire you just installed and then connect that new wire to the switch. Another option is to connect the positive wire and a separate pigtail to the ring connector on the fuse box and then run the connector to the switch. It may take a little while, but the result is worth the effort. I also recommend Blue Sea Easy ID fuses. If you blow a fuse, a small LED on the fuse will light up, letting you know that you've lost that fuse.