Anyone know what these are?

[wing15601]

One is marked ATO-12GA and the other is marked MIN-12GA. They’re connected to the battery selector switch. I can find no other markings on them.

 

[rgranger]

I think those are fuse holders. It looks like you can pry open the tab and it opens up.

 

[twalker H260]

Fuse holders? Ato and mini ato with 12guage wire leads?

 

[rgranger]

Yep... found a pic online

http://www.getfast1.com/PER-6033-In...Assembly-12-Volt-Blade-Style-12ga_p_4532.html

 

[31seahorse]

Whew! I was worried. Anything marked 12 GA brings to mind the double barrel that waits patiently in the closet for the next walk in the field during the fall. But...…. the wiring leading to and from the item in question was a good hint that I was mistaken in my assessment.

 

[Allan12210]

Where do the wires go after the fuse? Looks like some sort of accessory a PO added to be either powered or to back feed power to the batteries. Their labeling is cryptic, but may become obvious after following the wires.

 

[agprice22]

Where do the wires go after the fuse? Looks like some sort of accessory a PO added to be either powered or to back feed power to the batteries. Their labeling is cryptic, but may become obvious after following the wires.

It looks like we are looking at the back side of a battery switch.... batteries require a fuse within 7” of the battery between the battery and the switch or any other directly wired device, I think....

 

[Benny17441]

ATO is registered trademark for blade fuses used mostly in automotive applications. MIN designates the mini version currently gaining usage. Do not think they are intended for marine usage and do wonder where those wires lead.