385 HARDWARE & WIRING NEW PRODUCTS ADDED WEEKLY AT MOTORCYCLESTOREHOUSE.COM ATC vs ATO fuses These are the popular 'blade style' fuses that are used in most applications. The difference is that the ATC has a fuse element that is closed inside the housing ('C' in the name). This air-tight seal helps prevent corrosion. The ATO fuse is open ('O' in the name) on the bottom, the fuse element is exposed. Sizes are identical. tech-tip 114 BLADE FUSES (NON-AUTOMATIC RE-SET) BLADE FUSES WITH LED Comes with a built-in LED indicator light that lights-up when the fuse is blown. No more hassle to detect a blown fuse in confined or dark spaces. Super clear, super fast. Ready to replace any stock style ATC, Mini & Maxi blade fuse. Note: It is advised to change all fuses to LED style to fully benefit from the LED dectection functionality. ATC Fuse - with LED 515971 3A. Violet 515972 5A. Tan 515974 7.5A. Brown 515976 10A. Red 515977 15A. Blue 515978 20A. Yellow 515979 30A. Green 515981 40A. Amber Mini Fuse - with LED 515982 2A. Gray (without LED) 515983 3A. Violet 515984 4A. Pink 515986 5A. Tan 515987 7.5A. Brown 515988 10A. Red 515989 15A. Blue 515991 20A. Yellow 515992 25A. Clear 515993 30A. Green Maxi Fuse - with LED 515994 40A. Amber 515971 515979 515989 515974 515984 515992 515977 515987 515972 515983 515982 Without LED 515981 515991 515976 515986 515993 515978 515988 Maxi Fuse - with LED Mini Fuse - with LED ATC Fuse - with LED 515994 WIRE GAUGE CONVERTER The North American AWG (American Wire Gauge) system originated in the 1850's and is based on how often a wire had to be pulled trough a die to reach its final diameter. The thinner the wire, the more passes are required. A puzzeling logic for the rest of the world, thinking in millimeters. So... check out our AWG to Metric conversion table below! Note: Dimensions are plain wire with insulation removed. Millimeter sizes mentioned are rounded off for convenience sake. Gauge mm² ømm 22 0.33 0.64 20 0.52 0.81 18 0.82 1.02 16 1.31 1.29 14 2.08 1.63 12 3.31 2.05 10 5.26 2.59 8 8.37 3.26 6 13.30 4.12 4 21.15 5.19 2 33.63 6.54 0 53.47 8.25 WIRE GAUGE SELECTOR It is important to choose the right wire diameter for the current that will flow through the wire. To choose the right gauge wire, you will need to know how much Watt (or Amperage) you will draw and what the length of the cable will be. Note: This selection table is based on a 12V system. For 6V systems the Amp. and Watt numbers should be devided in half to find the appropriate wire. Wire gauge Amp. Watt 3ft 5ft 7ft 10ft 15ft 5A 60W 18g 18g 18g 18g 18g 6A 72W 18g 18g 18g 18g 18g 7A 96W 18g 18g 18g 18g 18g 8A 96W 18g 18g 18g 18g 18g 10A 120W 18g 18g 18g 18g 16g 11A 132W 18g 18g 18g 18g 16g 12A 144W 18g 18g 18g 18g 16g 15A 180W 18g 18g 18g 18g 14g 18A 216W 18g 18g 16g 16g 14g 20A 240W 18g 18g 16g 16g 12g 22A 264W 18g 18g 16g 16g 12g 24A 288W 18g 18g 16g 16g 12g 30A 360W 18g 16g 16g 14g 10g 40A 480W 18g 16g 14g 12g 10g 50A 600W 16g 14g 12g 12g 10g 100A 1200W 12g 12g 10g 10g 6g 150A 1800W 10g 10g 8g 8g 4g 200A 2400W 10g 8g 8g 6g 4g NAMZ, BLADE FUSES Replacement blade fuses for H-D models. Can be used in custom applications as well. Regular size - ATC Housing approx. 12mm high x 19mm wide. 502443 1A. Gray 502444 3A. Pink 502446 5A. Light tan 502447 10A. Red 502448 15A. Blue Large size- Maxi Fuse Housing approx. 21mm high x 29mm wide. 502434 40A. Amber. Repl. 72314-01 Small size - Mini fuse Smaller than the standard blade fuse. Housing approx. 8.5mm high x 11mm wide. 502449 2A. Gray 502442 5A. Light tan 588896 10A. Red 502441 15A. Blue 588897 20A. Yellow 588898 25A. Clear 588899 30A. Green 502434 - 40 Amp 502448 - 15 Amp 502442 - 5 Amp 502449 - 2 Amp 502441 - 15 Amp 502446 - 5 Amp 502443 - 1 Amp 502447 - 10 Amp 502444 - 3 Amp WIRING NAMZ, ATO BLADE FUSES Regular size - ATO Housing approx. 12mm high x 19mm wide. 588893 20A. Yellow 588894 25A. Natural 588895 30A. Green 588893 588895 588894 LEDs detect a blown fuse FAST! Knowledge about electrics can be important to prevent a meltdown within the electrical wiring of the motorcycle, or to calculate what fuse you will need for your specific application. These are the formulas we learned at school, but forgot all about: Watt divided by Volt = Amp Amp multiplied by Volt = Watt Watt divided by Amp = Volt tech-tip 92
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