Elevate Automotive

Fuse Holder ANL Single

Name: Fuse Holder ANL Single
Brand: Elevate Automotive
SKU: ANL-Holder / 54419
Price: 31.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

ANL-Holder / 54419

Single ANL fuse holder with clear inspection cover. Accepts standard 35–300A ANL fuses, rated to 32V DC for 12V and 24V systems.

Fuse typeANL

Amperage range35A–300A

VoltageUp to 32V DC

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Universal fitmentSingle ANL fuse holder for 12V and 24V DC high-current circuits.

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A single-position ANL fuse holder that takes one 35A to 300A ANL bolt-on fuse and protects the run between the battery and its downstream load. Fits battery-to-inverter cabling, battery-to-DC-DC-charger feeds, distribution-block main tails and heavy-current auxiliary trunks in 4WDs, caravans, tinnies and off-grid setups.

The body is reinforced polycarbonate with tin-plated copper terminals on M8 studs, one either side. A clear cover clips over the fuse so the element stays visible without unbolting anything. Bolt-down mounting through the base sits flat against a tray, bulkhead or panel.

Fuse the holder to the actual continuous current the cable carries, not the maximum the holder accepts. Loads pulling above 300A continuous, such as big winches or high-power inverters, sit outside this holder's range.

Pairs with

ANL Bolt-Down Fuses — 150A to 500A

$16.00

Need to protect two circuits instead?

ANL Fuse Holder — Twin Circuit with Cover

$51.00

ANL fuse compatible — 35A to 300A standard bolt-on
Clear cover — check the fuse without removing it
M8 stud terminals — tin-plated copper for direct lug connection
Reinforced polycarbonate — flame-resistant body
32V DC rated — safe on 12V and 24V systems

Fuse

Type: ANL bolt-on fuse

Amperage range: 35A–300A

Voltage rating: Up to 32V DC

Construction

Body: Reinforced polycarbonate

Terminals: Tin-plated copper, M8 stud

Mounting: Surface mount, bolt-down

Length: 90mm

Width: 35mm

Height: 40mm

Weight: 0.1kg

Single ANL fuse holder for 12V and 24V DC high-current circuits.

12V and 24V systems (32V DC max)

Not rated for 48V systems

Q: What does ANL actually mean?
ANL is an industry-standard bolt-on fuse shape used for high-current DC circuits, a fuse element inside a moulded body that bolts directly onto the holder's studs, rather than plugging in like a blade fuse. You'll see it protecting battery-to-inverter, battery-to-DC-DC-charger and other heavy-current runs.

Q: What amperage range does this holder take?
This holder is rated for standard ANL fuses from 35A to 300A, the common commodity-holder range. It won't take a 500A ANL fuse; that needs a heavier-duty holder.

Q: Can I use this with the 500A ANL fuse in your range?
No. This holder is rated to 300A maximum. If your circuit needs a 500A ANL fuse, you'll need a holder rated for that current, this one isn't it.

Q: Does it come with a fuse?
No, fuses are sold separately so you can match the rating to your actual circuit.

Q: Is the cover included?
Yes. A clear inspection cover is fitted, so you can check the fuse element without removing anything.

Q: Can I use this on a 24V system?
Yes. It's rated to 32V DC, which comfortably covers both 12V and 24V systems.

Q: How do I mount it?
It bolts down through the mounting holes in the base to a solid surface near the battery or distribution point. Cable lugs connect to the 5/16 inch (M8) studs on each side.

Q: Should I get the single holder or the twin holder?
Get the single if you're protecting one high-current circuit. Get the twin ANL holder if you're running two separate ANL-fused circuits from the same point, it saves a second mounting job.

Q: How do I know if the fuse has blown?
Most ANL fuses have a visible element strip, look for a break in it, or test continuity across the fuse terminals with a multimeter with the circuit isolated.

Q: What size cable lug do I need?
The holder's studs are 5/16 inch (M8), use ring terminals sized to match, crimped to cable rated for your circuit's actual current draw.

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