The 120 Amp Circuit Breaker will work as a substitute to your systems 120 amp fuse(s). If your amplifier(s) fuses add up to 120 amps in your system, this one is for you.
The best thing about a circuit breaker is once you buy it, it will not "blow" as is the case with fuses. Call it a long-term investment...
With the click of a button, you can reset the circuit (no switching of fuses, etc.) and your system will be pounding seconds later!
Installation is a snap as you place the circuit breaker between the battery and component.
Key Features:
- Matches up with systems rated at 120 amps
- Can be used with 1 amplifier with an 180A fuse and also with systems with more than 1 amplifier
- Example Application: 2 amplifiers; the first amp has a 40 amp fuse and the second amplifier has an 80 amp fuse (40A + 80A = 120A)
- Saves time, money, and hassles of switching blown fuses
- ACCEPTS UP TO A 4 GAUGE WIRE
- 1-year warranty
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Average Customer Rating is 4.2 out of 5 stars:
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| Durability | | 3.7 |
| Value | | 4.7 |
| Features | | 4.8 |
| Design | | 4.2 |
| Usability | | 4.8 |
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Christopher from Charlotte, NC
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I have had this installed about a week now and it is working fine. I bought this item to allow me to cut the power to the system and be able to pull the amps & sub box out to allow for more room in trunk when traveling. I would recommend this product.
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Trans-am-man from Hudson, WI
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This thing is great! I used to pop fuses like asprin, but haven't popped this one once!
Iim running a 2400 and 1500 watt amp under this single fuse, crank it as loud as you woant it wont blow!
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Chris from NM
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I put this in my system and I haven't had any problems with it. However, the plastic holes for screws I think were a little on the cheap side. I broke one trying to screw it into my seatback. I had cut the other one off and then mount it with JBWeld to some aluminum and then mount that. Other than that, I'm glad I have it just in case. It's its own insurance for your amps (I run two off of it).
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Mark from Reidsville, NC
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A versatile utility, but I wouldn't use it to replace regular fuses. I use it as a manual on/off switch for my system and it works just fine (and hasn't gone out yet - I've been afraid the constant flicking off and on might wear it out).
I do want to note that even though it says 4 gauge, it doesn't really accept 4 gauge all that well (at least, true 4 gauge). You will have to shave some of the line off to get 4 gauge to fit in there.
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Cool little product. Built a little on the cheap side, you have to be carefull on how hard you tighten the mounting screws. Great deal
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