💡 Enhanced MRBF Surface and Terminal Mount Fuse Blocks by Blue Sea Systems Review

Quality product! I love the design of these fuse blocks. They are small and compact, even for very high amperes. The terminal block is very well made

Excellent protection for your batteries. You can fuse the charging line and then use the larger fuse on the second pole to start your inverter. Made it to Del City online to get the fuses! $6.70 each from 30 to 300 amps!

Very beautiful and well finished product, the quality is present in almost every detail. Very easy installation and the possibility of installing different size fuses of the same brand. With this you can perform a very clean installation.

Very nice product6, ideal for power distribution in parallel with switchboards, very clean and compact, reduces the number of terminal groups to 1 on a B+ rack. I'm told the fuses are rated with a reasonable interrupting curve so momentary/low percentage overvoltages don't open the circuit.

I keep buying those expensive Blue Sea Systems terminal mount fuse boxes because they work perfectly. Yes, blowing a fuse and costing you more than $5 is in your wallet, but where else can you find a 100A fuse in such a small package that attaches directly to the battery? Good reliable product!

This is a very compact and very space efficient and easy way to add a fuse for our RV's electrical applications. I found this and used it as a fuse holder for our solar array (we bought a 30A fuse for the solar charger, if we buy it we'll get a 200A fuse for our inverter). I can't get any closer to my batteries. So easy to install!

Getting the first fuse close to the battery has always been a problem. This little device makes it a breeze. It is a sturdy device that can withstand the stress of heavy cables connected to it. The studs are a little long, but that means they're long enough to screw in a few cables and leave room. I also like that there are versions with single and double fuse. I upgrade my cargo trailer and RV with these fuse holders. The elimination of the fuse holder and thus the connection lugs on the wall…

This fuse system - Marine Battery Fuses (MRBF) - was originally developed for boats and marine environments, but is extremely useful in any high current battery environment such as automotive or solar power systems. The product makes so much sense that I don't understand why it's not a standard. Most high current battery fuses require a wire from the battery terminal to the fuse box and then from the fuse box to the rest of the circuit. Very bulky. Also, the cable that goes from the battery to…