The VES Midi Fuse Input + Busbar + six midi fuse holder keeps your 12V lines neat when you are running multiple high-draw circuits off one battery. You can drop in six midi fuses on one rail and run separate feeds to your fridge, compressor or DC charger without stacking lugs on a single stud. Out on a track or at a remote camp you just flip the orange lids and check each fuse in seconds.

The base uses a solid plastic body with a metal busbar tapped for six fuse studs, so you spread the load instead of chewing out one terminal. Bolt holes at each end make it simple to mount on a board or canopy wall and keep cable runs short. The bright orange covers are easy to see under a canopy light and help you spot which circuit is which when you are sorting faults.

• VES six-way midi fuse holder assembly
• Integrated input busbar feeds all six circuits
• Suits standard bolt-down midi fuse footprints
• Bright orange hinged covers for each fuse position
• Multiple mounting ears along base for panel fixing
• Compact linear layout ideal for canopy boards
• Separate output studs for clean cable management
• Black plastic body with metal busbar strip
• Helps reduce stacked lugs on battery terminals
• Suitable for high-current 12V accessory circuits

Q: Does this holder come with midi fuses included?

No, the VES Midi Fuse Input + Busbar + six midi fuse holder is supplied without fuses. This lets you choose the correct amp rating for each circuit instead of being stuck with a preset value. You can match fuse sizes to the cable gauge and load for fridges, chargers or lights. Just use standard bolt-down midi fuses that suit your wiring plan.

Q: Can I feed the whole block from a single battery cable?

Yes, the integrated busbar is designed so one main positive cable feeds all six fuse positions. You then run separate cables from each fused output to your gear. This keeps your battery post clear of stacked lugs. It also makes it easier to isolate or upgrade individual circuits later without disturbing the main feed.

Q: Where is the best place to mount this fuse holder in a 4WD canopy?

Mount it on a solid flat panel close to your battery or DC-DC charger. A firm mounting surface stops movement on corrugations and keeps cable strain off the studs. Shorter cable runs between the battery, the busbar and your loads reduce voltage drop. Leave enough space above the orange covers so they can open fully for fuse changes.

Q: What type of cable lugs work with the studs on this holder?

Use ring terminals sized to match the stud diameter on the fuse block. Crimp or crimp-and-solder lugs rated for the current your circuit will carry. Correctly sized lugs sit flat on the contact surface and spread the load across the stud. Always cover exposed cable with heatshrink or quality conduit for extra protection in the canopy.