$ 72.47
1-2 weeks delivery time
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The Blue Sea 5028 ST Blade Fuse Block provides 6 ATO®/ATC® fused circuits with an insulating ABYC/USCG-compliant cover for clean branch circuit protection up to 32V DC. It supports 100A per block and 30A per circuit (depending on fuse and wire sizing) and uses a #10-32 positive bus stud with #8 screw (M4) mounting. The cover includes a push-button latch, storage for two spare fuses, and label recesses for Small Format Labels, with 20 write-on circuit labels included.
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Blue Sea 5028 - ST Blade Fuse Block, 6 Circuits with Cover, 32V DC, 100A per Block, 30A per Circuit
The Blue Sea 5028 ST Blade Fuse Block is designed to consolidate branch circuits and in-line fuses into a single fuse block. It provides 6 fused circuits and accepts ATO®/ATC® fast acting blade fuses for organized DC circuit protection.
Key Features
- 6 fused circuits for consolidated branch circuit protection
- Accepts ATO® and ATC® fast acting blade fuses (fuses sold separately)
- Positive distribution bus with #10-32 stud
- Can be used for 24-hour circuits
- Tin-plated copper buses and fuse clips
- Accepts ring or snap fork type terminals
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Cover included:
- Meets ABYC/USCG insulation requirements
- Push button latch for easy access to fuses
- Storage for two spare fuses
- Label recesses accept Small Format Labels for circuit identification
- Includes 20 write-on circuit labels
Specifications
Parameter Value Circuits 6 Maximum Amperage 100A per block (dependent on appropriately sized fuses and wire for the application) Maximum Amperage (per circuit) 30A per circuit Maximum Voltage 32V DC Mounting #8 Screw (M4) Positive Bus #10-32 Stud Recommended Torque 24 in-lb (2.71 N·m) Screw Terminal Type #8-32 screws with captive star lock washer Screw Terminal Torque 18 in-lb (2.03 Nm) Weight 0.42 lb (0.19 kg)
Optional Accessories
- Any ATO/ATC Fuses
- Any easyID Fuses
- Any Small Labels
- 5287 - ATC Fuse Kit (6-Piece)
- 5290 - easyID Fuse Kit
Application Notes
The ST Blade Fuse Block can be used as a space-saving solution when only limited circuit breakers are available on a distribution panel. A single circuit breaker can protect the feed wire to the fuse block, while the ST Blade Fuse Block provides a consolidated location for individual fused circuits for electronics that have separate ON/OFF switching.
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