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<blockquote data-quote="helotaxi" data-source="post: 434565" data-attributes="member: 550915"><p>Each time you step to a smaller size wire you should have a fuse rated for less that the capacity of that wire as close as possible to the beginning of that wire. It is there as a safety catch incase something happens to that wire. The ANL fuse you have under the hood will need to be bigger likely than the rated capacity of the 4ga wire. The wire will over heat before that fuse blows, which is bad. You need another fuse, and ANL is the only type widely available big enough to cover the 1000/1s, but I have seen MAXI type fuses rated at 100A.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="helotaxi, post: 434565, member: 550915"] Each time you step to a smaller size wire you should have a fuse rated for less that the capacity of that wire as close as possible to the beginning of that wire. It is there as a safety catch incase something happens to that wire. The ANL fuse you have under the hood will need to be bigger likely than the rated capacity of the 4ga wire. The wire will over heat before that fuse blows, which is bad. You need another fuse, and ANL is the only type widely available big enough to cover the 1000/1s, but I have seen MAXI type fuses rated at 100A. [/QUOTE]
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