Victron Fuses & Holders

Victron Fuses and Fuse Holders for DC Power Systems

Correct fusing protects the cables, batteries, inverters and chargers in a DC system from short circuits and sustained overloads. This collection brings together Victron MIDI, Mega and ANL fuses, matching fuse holders and the CNN fuse for the Lynx Shunt. Ratings run from 30A to 500A, so you can fuse each circuit to suit its cable size and load in caravan, RV, marine, 4WD and off-grid installs.

Choosing the Right Victron Fuse Type

Each fuse family covers a different current range and mounting style. Match the fuse rating to the cable it protects and the continuous current of the connected device.

• Victron MIDI fuses (30A to 100A, 58V, M6): Suit DC-DC chargers, solar charge controllers, smaller inverters and distribution feeds. Supplied in packs of five.
• Victron Mega fuses (40A to 500A, 80V): The widest range in the collection. They cover mid-size feeds through to main battery and inverter circuits, and suit 12V, 24V and 48V systems.
• Victron ANL fuses (300A to 500A, 80V): A high-current option for main battery cables and large inverter or inverter/charger feeds. Use them with the M10 ANL fuse holder.
• Victron 80V 325A CNN fuse: A replacement or main fuse for the Victron Lynx Shunt.

If you are unsure which family suits your circuit, our fuse buyer's guide to choosing the right fuse type compares the options in detail.

Victron Fuse Holders

Mount each fuse in a holder designed for it so it is secure, insulated and easy to service:

• MIDI fuse holder with cover: A single-circuit holder that protects against accidental contact.
• Mega fuse holder with cover: A covered single-way holder for Mega fuses.
• 6-way Mega fuse holder: Distributes and fuses up to six circuits from one location, which keeps switchboards neat.
• M10 ANL fuse holder: Uses M10 studs to suit heavy battery cables.

For other brands and blade, bolt-down or terminal fuses, see the wider fuses and fuse holders range.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Victron Mega fuses suitable for 48V systems?

Yes. Victron Mega fuses carry an 80V rating, which suits 12V, 24V and 48V nominal battery systems.

What size fuse do I need for my inverter?

Size the fuse to protect the cable and to handle the inverter's continuous DC input current. It should sit close to the battery positive terminal. For high-current inverters, Mega fuses or 300A to 500A ANL fuses are common choices.

Which fuse does the Victron Lynx Shunt use?

The Lynx Shunt takes the Victron 80V 325A CNN fuse listed in this collection.

Do I still need a battery isolator if I have a fuse?

Yes. A fuse provides overcurrent protection, while an isolator lets you safely disconnect the system for servicing. Browse our battery switches, selectors and relays to complete your protection setup.

Protect Your System with Genuine Victron Fusing

Choose the fuse rating and matching holder for each circuit, and keep a spare five-pack on hand so you can get back on the road or water quickly. Order your Victron fuses and holders today for reliable, correctly rated protection across your DC system.