PEC Slotted MCase Cartridge Fuse (695 / PAL)

The slotted MCase fuse is the higher-current member of the MCase (695 / PAL) family, and this is the genuine PEC range. Unlike the unslotted version, the slotted body mounts straight to a busbar or onto 6.3mm male terminals — so it’s the format you reach for on power-distribution blocks and heavier accessory circuits. It’s a time-delay, slow-blow fuse built to handle inrush current in 12V and 24V systems across 4WDs, caravans, trucks, camper and marine builds. Available here from 15A up to 60A.

Key features

• Genuine PEC brand — quality cartridge fuses for automotive and marine use.
• Slotted MCase / 695 / PAL format that mounts to a busbar or onto 6.3mm male terminals.
• 32V rated — suits both 12V and 24V DC systems.
• Slow-blow / time-delay operation designed to handle inrush currents.
• Colour-coded by rating for fast, at-a-glance identification.
• Wide range from 15A to 60A for light through to heavier circuits.

Specifications

Amperage & colour guide

What it suits

Use slotted MCase 695 fuses on busbars and power-distribution blocks protecting higher-current 12V and 24V circuits — DC-DC chargers, inverters, winch feeds, lighting banks, pumps and main accessory runs. Always match the fuse rating to the cable and load it protects, and confirm the mating busbar or terminal can carry the current for the rating you choose.

Built to spec. Made for the track.

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Q: What is a slotted MCase fuse?
A: A slotted MCase fuse is the higher-current version of the MCase (695 / PAL) cartridge fuse, with a slotted body that mounts directly to a busbar or onto 6.3mm male terminals. It protects 12V and 24V circuits and is available up to 60A.

Q: What’s the difference between slotted and unslotted MCase fuses?
A: Slotted MCase fuses mount to a busbar or 6.3mm male terminals and cover higher current ratings, while unslotted MCase fuses have female terminals that push onto 2.8mm male terminals. These are the slotted type.

Q: Are these genuine PEC fuses?
A: Yes — these are genuine PEC brand slotted MCase cartridge fuses, available in 15A, 20A, 25A, 30A, 40A, 50A and 60A.

Q: Will these work in a 24V system?
A: Yes. MCase fuses are rated to 32V DC, so they suit both 12V and 24V DC electrical systems.

Q: What does slow-blow mean for these fuses?
A: Slow-blow (time-delay) means the fuse tolerates brief inrush current spikes without tripping, then opens if an overload persists. That makes slotted MCase fuses well suited to distribution blocks, chargers, pumps and heavier accessory circuits.

Q: How do I choose the right rating?
A: Match the fuse rating to the cable and load it protects — the fuse should protect the cable, so it’s sized to the cable’s safe current-carrying capacity and the device’s draw. Also confirm the busbar or terminal can carry the current for the rating you pick.