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if it's just an isolator you are fitting, fit a 100A,that is just it's max. current loading, don't matter if you only pull 40A, 60A whatever , as long as it's not more than 100A. if you're talking about a fused isolator, that's different. the fuse should be less than the DNO fuse, to provide discrimination.
 

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