Renogy ANL fuse holder base

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I'm using a Renogy ANL fuse in my Solar Photovoltaic setup, which has the exact amperage and DC voltage ratings I need. When I took a closer look at the back of the fuse holder, I noticed that the bolt heads for the lug mounts are exposed, which got me thinking - if this is mounted on metal and there's a surge that blows the fuse, there's a possibility of arcing from the bolt head to a metal surface. To prevent this, I created an additional insulator mount for it. Later on, I actually ended up mounting it to plywood, but it still looks really cool.