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If I were to need 2 fuse blocks, how would i wire that? From the breaker can i go into the first one, then bring a wire from that one (same contact coming from breaker) to the second fuse block? Is that possible and safe? Thanks
Sure, simply daisy chaining them. But as I said in my reply on your other thread, you really need to protect the feed to the first fuse block with a 40A breaker mounted within 7" of either the batt or a batt switch, if you have one...
