⚡ Fuse your ride with unstoppable power and peace of mind!
The BOJACK MEGA/AMG 40A bolt-on fuse delivers reliable overload and short circuit protection with a time-delay design, crafted from durable copper alloy with tin-plated heat sinks. Engineered for high contact stability and spark prevention, it fits MEGA/ANM fuse holders and withstands extreme temperatures, making it ideal for cars, trucks, construction vehicles, and caravans.
Manufacturer | BOJACK |
Part number | BJ-ANMF40-2 |
Item Weight | 20 g |
Package Dimensions | 6.8 x 6.5 x 1.4 cm; 20 g |
Item model number | BJ-ANM-F40-2 |
Colour | Black |
Style | 40A |
Material | Copper |
Voltage | 32 Volts |
Amperage Capacity | 40 Amps |
Plug profile | Chassis Mount |
Specification met | RoHS |
Included components | No |
Batteries included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
F**T
Quality fuses.
Proper fuses of good quality.
R**C
Good value, zero issues
Very good value alternative to premium brands. Has shown no signs of an issue in months of operation and I'd be happy to use this brand again
P**
Good but should be more competitive price
Good but a bit expensive for 2 fuses
P**R
Great Fuse for Victron Power Distributor
I used this fuse to connect my solar charge controller in the Victron Power Distributor.
B**E
Functional
Does what it says on the tin
J**N
Good cheap battery fuse holder for Victron fuses
Good mega fuse holder (two in the box) which I use on solar battery bank and avoids the issues of the cheaper fuse switches instead fit an isolator switch and a mega fuse and avoid the worry. Just about fits M10 lugs on 2awg cable after you remove one washer (comes with two for each bolt which are M8 size). I use these to hold more expensive mega fuses from victron instead of paying their more expensive price. This gives me peace of mind the fuse is a good brand while also keeping costs to a minimum. Definitely would buy again just wish everyone used M10 bolts as standard. Most battery isolator switches are M10 as standard, and should always be fitted in my opinion.
M**W
Popped at 170A (for 100A fuse)
I wanted to know the fuse will actually open at a sensible current, so I bought 2x 100A and popped one by putting it in the ground circuit for a TIG welder.It withstood 15 seconds at 160A. I gave it a short pause and then it popped in about 7 seconds at 170A. This is roughly what I would expect.The picture shows plastic melting on one side - it started within seconds at 130A. This does not reflect badly on the fuse itself, it shows that the poor connection with the 60mm battery clip is generating a lot of heat. The big welding ground clamp on the right makes a firmer connection and there was no melting.Other info from the disassembly: it contains a nice little mica window which cleaves beautifully.
A**R
It's a fuse
One shot fuse.
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