Fuse for lithium battery

For lithium-ion batteries, it is recommended to use1:High Rupture Capacity (HRC) fuses for systems that might experience high amperage under short-circuit conditions.Class T fuses, filled with ceramic or sand materials, for lithium or high-current battery banks.The fuse in the rechargeable battery acts as a secondary overcurrent protection in conjunction with the IC control loop to effectively monitor and prevent battery damage2. [pdf]
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Backup power fuse ecu

To pull the backup power fuse for the ECU, follow these steps:Locate the fuse box in your car.Find the fuse labeled "Back-Up" (usually 7.5A) and the fuse labeled "ECU" (usually 15A).Use a fuse puller or needle-nose pliers to remove these two fuses.Wait about 10 minutes before re-installing them1234. [pdf]
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