Blue Sea ANL Fuses

• Ignition protected (conforming to SAE J1171)- safe for installation aboard gasoline powered boats (35-500 Amp only)
• Silver-plated connector blades for corrosion resistance
• Visible indication of blown condition
• 6,000 Ampere Interrupt Capacity (AIC) satisfies ABYC requirements for main DC circuit protection on large battery banks
• For use with Blue Sea Systems' ANL Fuse Blocks

ANL vs. Class T Fuses
These two fuses are the most common high amperage fuses used in marine applications and there are signifi cant differences between the two:

ANL Fuse Advantages:

• Lower cost than Class T fuses
• Available in a wider amperage range than Class T Fuses
• Single mounting hole dimension allows all ANL Fuses to be used with the same fuse block
• Fusible link window gives visual indication of fuse being blown
• Ignition protected—safe for installation aboard gasoline powered boats

Class T Fuse Advantages:

• The only UL 248-15 listed fuse commonly available in the marine industry
• Very fast response to short circuits protects high amperage electronic equipment such as inverters

	ANL Fuse, 50 Amp - Blue Sea Systems Part # 5122 * Ignition protected (conforming to SAE J1171)- safe for installation aboard gasoline powered boats (35-500 Amp only) * Silver-plated connector blades for corrosion resistance * Visible indication of blown condition * 6,000 Ampere Interrupt Capacity (AIC) satisfies ABYC requirements for main DC circuit protection on large battery banks * For use with Blue Sea Systems' ANL Fuse Blocks
	ANL Fuse, 60A (representative image only) Part # 5123
	ANL Fuse, 80A Part # 5124
	ANL Fuse, 100 Amp - Blue Sea Systems Part # 5125 * Ignition protected (conforming to SAE J1171)- safe for installation aboard gasoline powered boats (35-500 Amp only) * Silver-plated connector blades for corrosion resistance * Visible indication of blown condition * 6,000 Ampere Interrupt Capacity (AIC) satisfies ABYC requirements for main DC circuit protection on large battery banks * For use with Blue Sea Systems' ANL Fuse Blocks
	ANL Fuse, 150A Part # 5127
	ANL Fuse, 175A (representative photo) Part # 5128
	ANL Fuse, 200 Amp Part # 5129 * Ignition protected (conforming to SAE J1171)- safe for installation aboard gasoline powered boats (35-500 Amp only) * Silver-plated connector blades for corrosion resistance * Visible indication of blown condition * 6,000 Ampere Interrupt Capacity (AIC) satisfies ABYC requirements for main DC circuit protection on large battery banks * For use with Blue Sea Systems' ANL Fuse Blocks
	ANL Fuse, 250A Part # 5131
	ANL Fuse, 300 Amp - Blue Sea Systems Part # 5133 ANL Fuses. 300A
	ANL Fuse, 350A Part # 5135 Tin-plated connector blades for corrosion resistance and have visible indication of blown condition. Interrupt capacity is 6000 Amps DC and 32 volts DC maximum.
	ANL Fuse, 400A Part # 5136 * Ignition protected (conforming to SAE J1171)- safe for installation aboard gasoline powered boats (35-500 Amp only) * Silver-plated connector blades for corrosion resistance * Visible indication of blown condition * 6,000 Ampere Interrupt Capacity (AIC) satisfies ABYC requirements for main DC circuit protection on large battery banks * For use with Blue Sea Systems' ANL Fuse Blocks
	ANL Fuse, 500A Part # 5137 * Ignition protected (conforming to SAE J1171)- safe for installation aboard gasoline powered boats (35-500 Amp only) * Silver-plated connector blades for corrosion resistance * Visible indication of blown condition * 6,000 Ampere Interrupt Capacity (AIC) satisfies ABYC requirements for main DC circuit protection on large battery banks * For use with Blue Sea Systems' ANL Fuse Blocks