Hello all. I have just blown the fuse and broken the red cable that feeds power to the shunt. Does anyone know either what size the glass fuse is OR can I just wire a new cable straight from my fuse board and use a normal car blade fuse?
Victron shunt fuse
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haganap
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Not sure on size but to my knowledge its not a slow blow fuse so you can wire in a same amp fuse. At least I did.
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Yes, the fuse is a 1A slow blow.
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On the Victron forum someone put that pic up and a photo of the fuse in their's the fuse photo showed a T100 ma 20mm slow blow fuse . So a bit confusing.
RichardB take the fuse out and look at the end cap it will have a rating on it if it has a T in front of it that indicates a slow blow. Do not use a blade fuse.
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Thanks all - will check the fuse type and see
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