Twin In-Line ANG / ANS Midi Fuse Holder with Cover (30-80A) distributes power across two fused circuits in a vehicle electrical system and provides a protected mounting point for MIDI fuses. It is used in accessory power feeds on traffic control vehicles, civil fleet, utility vehicles and service bodies where multiple auxiliary circuits need fused supply from a single feed point.

Installed inline on the main accessory feed, the fuse holder is mounted to a tray, canopy, firewall or electrical panel using the integrated base tabs. Cable connections are made at the 5mm bolt terminals, with the incoming supply connected on one side and the protected outgoing circuits connected on the other. The hinged cover closes over the fuse positions to keep the assembly enclosed once installed.

During operation, current passes through the twin MIDI fuse paths to supply two separate downstream circuits. If a fault occurs on one branch, the installed fuse opens that circuit while the remaining branch can continue operating if unaffected. This layout allows separate fused outputs from one holder while keeping both fuse positions grouped in a single housing.

The housing is manufactured from black plastic nylon for use in vehicle electrical environments exposed to vibration, heat and routine service conditions. It uses 100% copper connecting plates for electrical transfer, along with coloured zinc plated screws and washers at the connection points, while the cover helps keep the fuse area enclosed after installation.

This fuse holder suits 12V and 24V systems using MIDI fuse protection in the 30A to 80A range. It is used in auxiliary wiring layouts for lighting circuits, warning devices, compressors, inverters and other accessory feeds where two individually fused outputs are required from a compact mounted assembly.

In real vehicle setups, it is commonly fitted in traffic control utes, civil fleet, service bodies and contractor vehicles supplying circuits such as arrow boards, beacons, work lights and other auxiliary equipment where neat twin-circuit fuse distribution is needed inside the vehicle electrical system.