Safetyhub 150 Fuse Block Midi and Standard Auto Fuses with Negative Bus Bar

Blue Sea Safety Hub 150 Fuse Block w/-Neg Bar

Super high quality fuse block and hub for all your 12volt circuits - heavy and light duty power

Key Features:

• High-Quality Fuse Block: The Blue Sea Safety Hub 150 is designed for all 12V circuits, handling both heavy and light-duty power.
• Versatile Circuits: Supports 10 circuits with M8 x 1.25 stud size, operating at 12V, 24V, and 32V with a maximum combined amperage of 280A.
• Fuse Compatibility: Accepts four AMI® or MIDI® fuses for high-amp circuits up to 200A and six ATO® or ATC® fuses for circuits up to 30A.
• Protection and Compliance: Features a sealed cover that protects fuses from harsh marine environments and meets ABYC/USCG insulation requirements. It is ignition protected, making it safe for use on gasoline-powered boats.
• Convenient Features: Includes a negative bus for common negative connections, a circuit identification label, a fuse puller, storage for spare fuses, and one-piece stainless flange nuts for secure connections.

• Accepts four AMI® or MIDI® Fuses for high-amp circuits up to 200A
• Accepts six ATO® or ATC® Fuses for circuits up to 30A including bilge pumps, electronics and lights
• Sealed cover protects fuses from the harsh marine environment and satisfies ABYC/USCG insulation requirements
• Negative bus provides common location for negative connection
• Circuit identification label with write-on capability
• Fuse puller easily removes ATO® or ATC® Fuses
• Cover provides storage space for two spare ATO® or ATC® and two spare AMI® or MIDI® fuses and mounting screws
• One-piece stainless flange nuts ensure safe and secure connections
• Fuses sold separately

The SafetyHub 150 consolidates ignition protected, high amperage and 24 hour circuit protection into one place near the battery while also providing circuit protection for the 360 Panel feed wire. The 360 Panel provides circuit protection for all medium amperage loads and the ST Blade Fuse Block protects the electronics, as these devices are switched on the device. This example minimizes panel space and consolidates circuit protection to only three places on the boat and achieves a critical safety advantage by ensuring all high amperage cables are protected.