Description
Blue Sea 5126 130A ANL Fuse Ignition Protected | Boat Supply Store
Secure your vessel's primary DC circuits with the Blue Sea 5126 130A ANL Fuse, engineered for critical ignition protection on gasoline engines per SAE J1171. Its robust 6,000 Ampere Interrupt Capacity (AIC) ensures safe operation and compliance with ABYC standards for main DC circuit protection. The silver-plated blades provide superior corrosion resistance, vital for demanding marine environments where reliability is paramount, especially for offshore fishing vessels.
Key Features
- Provides critical ignition protection for gasoline engines, meeting SAE J1171 standards.
- Offers superior corrosion resistance with silver-plated connector blades for enhanced longevity.
- Delivers high safety margins with a 6,000 Ampere Interrupt Capacity (AIC) rating.
- Ensures reliable DC circuit protection for main power feeds.
- Features visible blown indication for quick diagnostics.
- Designed for seamless integration with Blue Sea Systems ANL Fuse Blocks.
- Guarantees absolute safety in high-fault current scenarios.
- Maintains marine-grade performance and durability.
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Amperage Rating | 130A |
| Ignition Protected | Yes (SAE J1171) |
| AIC Rating | 6,000A |
| Blade Material | Silver-plated |
| Visible Blown Indication | Yes |
| Designed for Fuse Blocks | Blue Sea Systems ANL Fuse Blocks |
Who This Is For
This ANL fuse is for marine enthusiasts and boat owners requiring robust, ignition-protected DC circuit protection for gasoline-powered vessels. Marine electricians will find its high AIC rating and compliance features indispensable for safe and reliable installations.
How It Compares
| Feature | Blue Sea 5126 130A ANL Fuse Ignition Protected | Competitor |
|---|---|---|
| Amperage Rating | 130A | 130A |
| Ignition Protection (SAE J1171) | Yes | No |
| AIC Rating | 6,000A | 2,000A, 2,500A |
| Connector Blade Material | Silver-plated | Tin-plated |
| Designed for Gasoline Boats | Yes | No |
Common Concerns Answered
Why is the Blue Sea 5126 fuse more expensive than other brands?
The higher cost reflects its superior SAE J1171 ignition protection, critical for gasoline engines, and a significantly higher 6,000 AIC rating for enhanced safety compared to less expensive alternatives.
Can I use a fuse that isn't ignition protected on my gasoline boat?
It is strongly advised against using non-ignition protected fuses on gasoline-powered boats due to the risk of sparks igniting fuel vapors, which could lead to a fire or explosion. This fuse is specifically designed to mitigate that risk.
What happens if I install the wrong amperage fuse?
Installing a fuse with too low an amperage can cause nuisance tripping, interrupting normal operation. Conversely, a fuse with too high an amperage will not protect the wiring and equipment from overcurrent conditions, potentially leading to damage or fire.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the amperage rating of the Blue Sea 5126 ANL Fuse?
The Blue Sea 5126 ANL Fuse has an amperage rating of 130A.
Is the Blue Sea 5126 ANL Fuse ignition protected?
Yes, the Blue Sea 5126 ANL Fuse is ignition protected and meets the SAE J1171 standard.
What is the AIC rating of the Blue Sea 5126 ANL Fuse?
The Blue Sea 5126 ANL Fuse has an Ampere Interrupt Capacity (AIC) rating of 6,000A.
What type of fuse block is the Blue Sea 5126 ANL Fuse designed for?
This fuse is designed for use with Blue Sea Systems ANL Fuse Blocks.
What is the purpose of the silver-plated connector blades on this fuse?
The silver-plated connector blades are designed to provide superior corrosion resistance in the harsh marine environment, ensuring a reliable electrical connection over time.
