Aux fuse block

[Andy]

What's the preference for an aux fuse block? Fuze Block, Centech? Something else?
My 13 GSA came with a Fuze Block that's going on the fritz cutting in and out. I used a Centech AP2 on my Tiger.
Is there something better out there?

 

[Tep_52]

Rowe industry Amp link

 

[EricV]

Hey Andy. I've done Fuze Block, Centech and Eastern Beaver PC-8, but went with a HealTech Thunderbox this time. Super simple, flexible in how you set it up, no fuses, auto reset and will keep the circuit off if it continues to trip, comparable cost to some options. I used the TB-UO2 version and like it better than the other options for 8 circuits. There are vendors in the US, but I ordered it direct and it only took a few days. That was back in Mid March of this year. Very compact too. Love that you don't need any tools to put wires in with it's built in wire clamp design.

 

[sanjaydixit]

Andy I've been running the same Centech AP-2 since 2011 and it's been trouble free. I am however about to change to a FuzeBlock because of the builtin relay (compact) and configurable always-on v/s switched circuits.

 

[Coach Z]

I'd add another vote for the Rowe AMP Link, great piece of hardware and a great upgrade from the prior PDM60 version they had

 

[kerrizor]

@Andy what did you end up going with? I'm rewiring mine this winter, curious where you landed..

 

[Tep_52]

Rowe also makes one to tie into that can system

 

[Andy]

@Andy what did you end up going with? I'm rewiring mine this winter, curious where you landed..

I stayed with Fuze Block.

 

[SteveAikens]

I stayed with Fuze Block as well on my 07 RT. Works exactly as it should.