Fuse Panel/Holder Question.

[1978Blazerk5]

Well I wanted to have all teh fuses for my trucks accesories(lights) all in one place, instead of seprete fuselinks that look really cheap.

So Out of these which will work better?
http://www.delcity.net/delcity/servlet/catalog?parentid=650091&page=1
http://www.delcity.net/delcity/servlet/catalog?parentid=11262&page=1
http://www.delcity.net/delcity/servlet/catalog?parentid=10823&page=1


Thanks

 

[dyeager535]

That last one needs some clarification on the website...I think I know how its setup, but can't be positive.

In any case, the last one is handy if you are planning on running a number of accessories, when some need to have constant 12V, some need ignition 12V, etc., or when you need different amps to different accessories. You could wire everything up through there, each fuse is probably separate of the other.

It looks to me like the first two would use a common 12V source wire (like a large wire from the battery directly to the panel) while the last one would be a better choice if running a bunch of relays that you didn't want on all at the same time.

Someone could correct me, those pictures don't do me much good. But the last one looks like what I ended up with...set up with fuses for the fan relays, fuel pump, injectors, VSS all off of that panel. Since they take different amp fuses, it allowed me to buy something without worrying about what I want to add later...doesn't matter if I need constant 12V, or only 12V with the key on, I could do it with that one.