The 400-amp BOJACK fuses are one of several separately identified fuse purchases in my electrical kit. Keeping each rating in its own item record makes the parts list easier to follow.
I bought BOJACK 400A MEGA Fuses as part of my camper van equipment.
The 400-amp BOJACK fuses are one of several separately identified fuse purchases in my electrical kit. Keeping each rating in its own item record makes the parts list easier to follow.
Keeping the Fuse Rating and Bolt-on Format Identifiable
I bought fuse supplies separately from the smaller routing components.
The kit included blade, cartridge and bolt-on fuse formats as distinct items.
This BOJACK purchase specified four-hundred-amp MEGA/AMG strip fuses.
A grouped roof-wire connection before the final conduit work.The larger roof enclosure during my cable-entry work.
My Takeaway from This Job
All three choices here retain a four-hundred-amp bolt-down MEGA format. The differences are brand and package rather than a change in marked rating, making them easier to compare within this one fuse group.
These options retain the same marked rating and bolt-down fuse family.
Product Details And Van-Build Uses
Specification
Product Detail
Listed Current
400 A
Format
MEGA/AMG-style bolt-down ANM
Retailer Dimensions
68.85 × 19.2 × 10 mm
The 400A BOJACK entry identifies a specific fuse rating within a family of similar-looking bolt-down parts. The retailer describes the MEGA/AMG-style body and gives its mounting dimensions. For a van parts list, keeping the 400A purchase beside its holder record makes later inspection easier. Record the body marking, holder identity and circuit label together, then retain the product reference with those notes. A matching outline does not by itself make a different current rating the same purchased item.
