In-Line ANL Fuse Holder with 🔌 150 Amp Fuse for InstallGear 4/2/0 Gauge AWG Review

I ordered the included amp kit. I installed a second amp so ordered another one which turned out to be defective on arrival. It didn't matter much and Amazon quickly replaced it. Ever since I installed it everything is fine.

Nice for wire gauge 4-0 (I use 4) Holds wires nice and tight. The only downside is that the retaining screws are on opposite sides and I had to mount mine due to the position on the side. 😅 (UPDATE) Fuse and holder still work great after a few months.

This fuse box is a beast, I use it to power my 1 ohm 4 gauge system. After literally melting down the Boss fuse holder that came with the wiring, I knew I needed something more professional. This thing is working great so far and was very easy to replace!

Appears to be of excellent quality. The only issue I have is the location of the mounting holes. You must install the screws before you can install the wire. This was impossible for me where I had to install it. A pair of screw holes centered under the fuse would be ideal

After I replaced the 300Amp switch with this 300Amp ANL fuse. I drew over 200 amps trying to run an old washing machine on a very full load, but there were still no fuses. I connected up to 200 Ah. LiFePO4 battery with 2GA. Cables connected to a 2000w Aims inverter which was the maximum. And by the way, my red wire didn't get hot at all.

The product arrived on time, but I ordered a block with a fuse of 150. This one was 250 amps. It wouldn't make much of a difference, but I ordered a lower amperage fuse because it would require less current to operate, which is what I wanted. The 250 amps I was sent will allow a much higher current to flow during the short before the fuse blows. By then my sound system will be broken. Too complicated to send back for such a small part, but that's bad. I almost have to pay more for a 150 amp…

- I like that there are built in cable clamps and there is no need to crimp the clamps at the end of the cable. goes directly into the fuse holder and touches the cover slightly or when the fuse holder base is stressed or twisted due to a slightly uneven mounting surface. The lid has very small lugs that hold it in place and it would be better if it had a more secure connection. I drilled a hole in the center of the base just below the fuse and attached it with a self tapping screw. Factory…