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Re: NMEA 2000 Connector Question
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I'm curious how you would select your fuse rating. For example, if you are running #12AWG marine wire, what fuse would you use?
Marine grade 12-gauge gets a 45A fuse.

The fuse protects the wire so normal fuse is the ampacity of the wire. Some circuits are allowed to have a fuse higher than ampacity but I don’t have that info in my head..
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