The VES Midi Fuse Input + Busbar + two midi fuse holder keeps two high current accessory circuits protected off one feed, so you can run a fridge and compressor from a single battery without a messy cluster of separate blocks or random inline holders hanging off the terminals. The shared busbar across the three main studs keeps the wiring tidy and short, which helps reduce voltage drop on 12V touring setups. This holder runs standard midi fuses and uses a compact plastic base with metal studs, so it bolts down nicely on a guard or canopy board and ties in cleanly with common 6 mm or similar ring lugs you already carry. Bright orange covers make blown fuse checks simple under the bonnet or in a dim canopy, and the twin positions give you a straight path to expand a basic single circuit into a small two-circuit distribution point without redoing the whole system.

• VES midi fuse input block with integrated busbar
• Two midi fuse holder positions on one base
• Shared busbar distributes power from single feed
• Bolt-on studs accept ring terminal connections
• Bright orange covers highlight fuse locations
• Compact footprint suits canopy and engine bay boards
• Suitable for high current 12V accessory circuits
• Helps keep wiring layouts neat and centralised
• Twin fused outputs allow staged accessory expansion
• Plastic base provides insulated mounting platform

Q: Can I mount this midi fuse holder inside a canopy or under a bonnet?

Yes, this midi fuse holder can be mounted in either location. The hard plastic base and metal studs suit fixed mounting on flat panels like canopy boards or inner guards. Just make sure it is positioned away from direct spray and heavy vibration. Good mounting gives the fuses a stable base and keeps cable strain off the terminals.

Q: Do midi fuses come supplied with this fuse holder?

No, midi fuses are not supplied with this holder. You choose fuse ratings to match the cable size and load current in your own setup. This lets you pick the correct amperage for gear like fridges, compressors or lighting. Using separate fuses also makes replacement easier when you already carry spares for the rest of your touring kit.

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

Ring terminals sized to the stud diameter are the best match for this holder. Ring lugs give solid mechanical contact when clamped under the supplied nuts. They also resist vibration better than bare wire or fork terminals. Most 12V builds already use ring lugs on battery posts and busbars, so this holder slots straight into typical wiring practices.

Q: Can I expand from one to two accessory circuits using this block?

Yes, this holder is laid out for exactly that job. The single input stud feeds the shared busbar, while each midi slot takes its own output cable to a separate circuit. That means you can start with one accessory and later add another without changing the main feed. You only need to add the second fuse and run the extra cable when you are ready.