Narva 4-way Standard Ats Blade Fuse Box (raised Mount) 30 Amp Per Circuit on 2040-parts.com
NORTH SUNSHINE , Australia
 NARVA 4-WAY STANDARD ATS BLADE FUSE BOX (RAISED MOUNT) WITH TRANSPARENT COVER AND 8 TERMINALS Suitable for rear connection with female
6.3mm blade terminals
Amperage rating 30A per circuit at 12V ***FUSES NOT INCLUDED***
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