Stinger Fused Distribution Block

[JeffM 10+ year member]

I bought a Stinger distribution block, and its listed in the specs as having a MIDI fuse. When I opened it up there was no fuse at all, or even a place for one. Anyone know why it is described as having a fuse, when it doesn't?

http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=6068

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[Goindef154 5,000+ posts]

There has to be a place to put a fuse in there?? And from reading the description I didn't see anywhere where it said that it included a fuse, maybe I missed it...

 

[Goindef154 5,000+ posts]

There has to be a place to put a fuse in there?? And from reading the description I didn't see anywhere where it said that it included a fuse, maybe I missed it...

 

[bumpin buick 5,000+ posts]

can you open it and take a pic, im sure we could figure it out then

 

[JeffM 10+ year member]

Theres no where for a fuse to go. Theres a 0 gauge input, and 2 4 gauge out, but absolutely no where for a fuse. Is it possible a fuse is not required?

 

[QtrHorse 10+ year member]

Great picture by the way, could it be a little more blurry?

It looks as if there are two screws in the middle. Can you take a better picture from the top?

 

[JeffM 10+ year member]

Thats the best my camera will take. The screws in the middle are for screwing down the power wires.

 

[JeffM 10+ year member]

I think i found where the fuses must go. Its the only possible place to put them.

 

[QtrHorse 10+ year member]

That looks to be where they would go. It should look the same on the opposite side.

 

[JeffM 10+ year member]

Should I put the same size fuse in as what my amps have? One amp has a 60 amp fuse, and the other a 80 amp, So should I put a 60 amp fuse on one side, and a 80 amp on the other?