🔌 Renogy 30A Set with ANL Fuse Holder - High-Performance Electrical Protection Solution Review

I installed these between the positive lead from the charge controller to the positive post on my battery. Those are really good fuses.

This product suits me, it's plastic, especially the lid which is the bottom and it doesn't snap well, plus it serves its purpose but you need to find a workaround to make it a little more secure

Clear plastic item for easy viewing. The seller covered the clear plastic with a price tag and a barcode. For real? Do I want to sit down and wash it? No, I do not know. 3 stars for the stupid placement!

I bought an ANL fuse holder because all the YouTube vanlife videos say you need an ANL fuse in your solar system. It might be worth buying a Blue Sea Systems hydraulic breaker instead. ANL fuses aren't that fun or convenient to replace when your solar array is cramped. Just a thought.

Good fuse holder, but not perfect. Initially, the UPC label was stuck to the top and was almost impossible to remove. I think the plastic is polystyrene so you can't use chemicals to remove the label. If it's foam, it will also be fragile. Have fun searching for ring connectors. You won't find them in any hardware store.

I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed when it comes to things like this, huge learning curve! Support is open when it suits them MF. It's like a puzzle, you call and they only offer you the answer to your question and don't share the relevant information with their customers.

These are excellent fuses for specific situations where the system current cannot be high. Just don't use them on parts of a large battery pack as they can cause a short circuit and start a plasma reaction. For example, use Class T fuses when working with high-current DC systems. 100Ah or more even if you're just trying to protect a 20A charge port.

They worked great to combine my 100 watt solar array and 30 amp charge controller. The fuse holders are a lot bigger than I expected, but they're not so big that they can't be used. I connected both the solar panel to the charge controller and the charge controller to the battery. They have been working great for several months now and my battery has been fully charged ever since. I made them little labels so I know which fuse is which, even if I forget after a while. I recommend them to anyone