Victron Energy Single Fuse Holder

Overview

The Victron Energy Single Fuse Holder is a single-position holder for fitting one MIDI, MEGA, or ANL fuse in a DC electrical system, depending on the selected variant. It gives installers a clean way to add fuse protection near a battery bank, inverter, charger, solar controller, or DC distribution feed without using a multi-way fuse block.

This product family is useful on boats where high-current DC protection needs to be accessible, serviceable, and mounted in a protected electrical area. Each version is matched to a specific fuse format, so the important fit check is the fuse type already specified for the circuit.

Key features

• Single-fuse layout for dedicated protection of one DC circuit or equipment feed.
• Available for MIDI, MEGA, and ANL fuse formats, matching common Victron DC distribution setups.
• Bolt-down fuse style helps keep high-current connections secure when installed with properly sized cable lugs and hardware.
• Practical for marine battery compartments, electrical lockers, inverter areas, and service panels where the holder can be mounted in a protected location.
• Simple holder format makes fuse inspection and replacement straightforward during routine electrical checks.

Variants

The product is offered in three configurations, each one matched to a different fuse type used in DC power distribution.

The fuse holder style varies by fuse format. The consistent purpose across the range is a single fuse mounting point for a dedicated DC circuit.

• CIP000050001 is the MIDI Fuse version. This configuration is used when the circuit protection plan calls for a MIDI fuse format.
• CIP000100001 is the MEGA Fuse version. This configuration is used when the circuit protection plan calls for a MEGA fuse format.
• CIP106100000 is the ANL Fuse version. This configuration is used when the circuit protection plan calls for an ANL fuse format.

Installation and setup

Mount the holder close to the circuit source, commonly near the battery positive connection or the protected DC bus, while still leaving enough room to inspect the fuse and service the cable terminations. On a boat, it should be placed in a dry, protected electrical space rather than an exposed deck or bilge location.

Fuse rating, cable size, crimp terminals, torque, and circuit placement should be selected as part of the full DC protection plan. The holder type must match the fuse type exactly, since MIDI, MEGA, and ANL fuses are not interchangeable.

Use cases on board

This holder suits refits and new installations where a single protected feed is needed for equipment such as an inverter, charger, DC distribution panel, or other high-current branch circuit. It is a good match for installers who want a simple fuse point rather than a larger multi-circuit block.