Coming Soon: EGIS Mobile Electric’s New RT Series Compact Fuse Blocks
Published on
March 21st, 2025
At MurCal.com, we are excited to announce the upcoming release of EGIS Mobile Electric’s latest additions to the RT Series Compact Fuse Block product line. These fuse blocks are designed for tight spaces and tough environments, making them perfect for use in vehicles, boats, and industrial settings.
What Makes the RT Series Special?
The RT Series features a smart design with single-side wire entry, which is great for installations where space is limited. They come with stainless steel hardware that resists corrosion, ensuring secure connections even in harsh conditions. You can also choose from standard or customizable weather-proof labels for easy circuit identification, so you always know what each fuse does.
These fuse blocks protect branch circuits by accepting ATO-style fuses that range from 1 to 40 amps. They also meet SAE standards for safety against thermal and short-circuit events. Plus, each unit includes a latching protective cover that offers ignition protection and keeps out dust.
What is New and Different from the existing RT series?
The new RT series fuse blocks are not only more compact but also feature a linear design, with all wires exiting from a single side, unlike the 8028/8029 models where output wires exit from both sides. Additionally, while the original 6, 12, and 18-circuit RT fuse blocks included blown fuse LED indicators, these compact linear versions are designed with cost efficiency in mind and do not include LED indicators.
Available Models
You can choose between two models: a 4-circuit fuse block and an 8-circuit fuse block. Both models have a compact inline design with single-side wire entry, making them easy to install in tight spaces. The 8-circuit model provides more capacity for larger systems while still being compact.
Built for Tough Conditions
The RT Series fuse blocks are constructed using high-temperature materials and stainless steel hardware, allowing them to be mounted anywhere on a vehicle or vessel without compromising performance. Whether you’re dealing with extreme heat, vibration, or moisture, these fuse blocks are built to endure.
Why Choose EGIS Mobile Electric’s RT Series from MurCal.com?
At MurCal.com, we pride ourselves on providing experienced application and product support for all EGIS Mobile Electric products. Our knowledgeable team is dedicated to helping you find the right solutions for your electrical needs. These fuse blocks offer bulletproof construction, ensuring long-term reliability in demanding environments. They support SAE circuit protection standards for optimal safety and compliance. Additionally, they are designed for quick installation and easy maintenance to save time and effort.
With EGIS Mobile Electric’s new RT Series Compact Fuse Blocks, you can expect durability, efficiency, and strong protection for your electrical systems. Keep an eye out for their official release at MurCal.com—your next solution for circuit protection is just around the corner!
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