Fuses

[michaelplogue]

I've been shopping around for fuses, but have been having problems. I'll have six, 60V (charges up to 72V) packs and want 80 or 100 amp fuses for them. I also want one main fuse rated for 200 amps. I was figuring that I could use either ANN or ANL types, but the various places on-line that sell them say that they are all rated up to 32V.

So, does anybody have other options, or can I get higher amp rated fuses that will serve the same purpose (such as a 250 amp fuses for the packs, and a 400 amp fuse for the main). Or can I ignore the rated voltage for these fuses, and just get the desired amp rating I want?

 

[Toronto_ebiker]

I'm pretty sure you can use large fuses for residential/commercial panels or even breakers.

http://www.interfacebus.com/fuse-operation-ac-dc-voltages.html

 

[fechter]

You could check EV Parts: http://www.evparts.com/prod-FU9531.htm

Do a search on 'fuse' from their main page to see all of them.

Thunderstruck Motors has some too.

 

[michaelplogue]

Thanks guys. I've found the Class-T fuses that have the rating I'm looking for. Also found the Blue Sea circuit breakers, which are much smaller than household breakers.