High current fuse and relay box

Combination of printed circuit board technology and copper bars

The REDline Power Box Hybrid integrates circuit board technology and copper bars for high currents.

This has numerous advantages, including the following:

Main power lines in the vehicle can be connected and fused
Battery-proximate loads can be directly switched and fused
Custom variants with different copper bars and customer-specific configurable PCBs can be realised

Mechanical data
Operating temperature	-40 °C to +85 °C
IP protection class	Board area: IP54 MEGA / MIDI area: IP20
Dimensions	Box: 245 x 204 x 60 mm PCB: 110 x 90 mm
Specifics	Compression limiter 3 busbar configurations: intern, straight output, 90° output

Electrical data
Power input	2 MIDI fuses up to 150 A 3 MEGA fuses up to 250 A All MEGA positions are compatible with the use of a busbar for unprotected input or output
Connectors	One 42-pin Timer Connector System™, mate with TE 1-967281-1

REDline Power Box Hybrid Standard
Variants	Order number WE ICS
Unequipped (without relays)	ICS-103037
Equipped with 12 V fuses and relays	ICS-103037-12V
Equipped with 24 V fuses and relays	ICS-103037-24V

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Things To Know About Our Redline Power Boxes

Compact electrics for telehandlers

When the Bobcat telehandlers were completely revised in recent years, the electrical system of the vehicles was also taken into consideration. Würth Elektronik ICS is one of the development partners that supported that improvements. The result is a set of compact fuse and relay boxes that minimize the amount of wiring required.

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Smart Box for a Leaner Wiring Harness

Dieci uses the REDline Power Box Hybrid from Würth Elektronik ICS in different versions. Our reference project shows how we individually developed the REDline Power Box Hybrid in three different ways.

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Two Development Approaches - Two Success Stories

The agricultural machinery manufacturer Krone wanted to redesign the driver's cabs of two self-propelled vehicles. To this end, Würth Elektronik ICS developed a concept for a compact power supply unit with electronic control functions that replaced two central electrical units and reduced the high amount of cabling required.

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