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Victron Energy MIDI fuse 30A-200A black 12V 24V (32V max)
Victron Energy MIDI fuse 30A-200A black 12V 24V (32V max)
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Victron Energy MIDI fuse 30A-200A black 12V 24V (32V max)
Victron Energy MIDI fuses are compact bolt-down fuses that protect the DC cabling of 12V and 24V systems up to 200A. Rated 32V. They fit the dedicated MIDI fuse holder or bolt straight onto a busbar.
Key strengths
It protects the cable, not the load
A fuse is always sized on the cross-section of the cable it protects: it trips before the conductor reaches a dangerous temperature during a short circuit.
Bolt-down mounting
Direct screw contact on the busbar or fuse holder: no springs, no sliding contacts, minimal contact resistance even at high currents.
High breaking capacity
Designed for the short-circuit values typical of lithium and lead-acid battery banks, where fault currents quickly exceed several thousand amps.
Pack of 5 pieces
Victron supplies these fuses in packs of 5. On our site you can choose either a single piece or the full pack, at the Victron list price.
How to pick the rating
A MIDI fuse protects the cable, not the connected appliance. The cable cross-section is always the deciding factor.
- Work out the maximum continuous current the cable will carry
- Pick a fuse rated above the working current but below the cable's capacity
- Check the fuse voltage rating suits the system: a 32V fuse must not be used on a 48V installation
- Always fit the fuse as close as possible to the battery positive terminal