What are ANL and AGU?
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Re: What are ANL and AGU? (MSIP)
They are different types of fuses. I'm not entirely sure, but I think AGU fuses are the glass ones (typically 1 to 5 amps), while ANL fuses are "wafer" fuses made for high current applications (usually 40 to 100 amps).
ATC fuses are the normal automotive fuses.
ATC fuses are the normal automotive fuses.
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Racer
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Re: What are ANL and AGU? (MSIP)
OK, I think I found some info:
http://www.eatel.net/~amptech/elecdisc/fuses.htm#link
Anybody have anything to add to this?
ttt
http://www.eatel.net/~amptech/elecdisc/fuses.htm#link
Anybody have anything to add to this?
ttt
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Re: What are ANL and AGU? (MSIP)
I disagree with the author's comments about how AGU fuses in waterproof in-line holders should be avoided.
I've used this type of setup in 4 different cars over 12 yrs without any trouble ever. I run 50amp AGU fuses. I've never blown one or had a power delivery issue because of it.
I've used this type of setup in 4 different cars over 12 yrs without any trouble ever. I run 50amp AGU fuses. I've never blown one or had a power delivery issue because of it.
