Is my set up safe?

[Ryang]

The recirculating shower is simply to use as little water as possible, but still have more the a two minute shower. The run off from the shower is passed through a basic canister sponge filter(each user has there own sponge & disinfected in milton between uses). A small pump simply pushes the water flow back through the shower head. If you start off with 0.6 litre of water boiled from microwave and you add it to 1 litre of cold water, you can then prime the whole system with approx 1.5 litre of 40 deg c (approx) shower spray. After a days hiking in the hills, a spray down and a rub with a sponge using nice warm water...is a luxury....lol. You can stay under the shower till the water turns too cold, or you can have a jug of warmer water in the shower to 'top up' the heat. Not perfect....but beats carrying gallons of water for showering.

Thats a fantastic idea. we waste so much van water on showers!

 

[Solarfun4jim]

That's too long.
The fuse should be as close to the terminal as possible to minimize the chance of a short upstream.

What length would you think ok? I have these already on their way, so not keen to order others. Any other 'safe' fixes you can think of?
Thanks for your input.

 

[Ryang]

That's too long.
The fuse should be as close to the terminal as possible to minimize the chance of a short upstream.

are you suggesting something like

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directly onto the battery, and having the fuse holder hanging off it?

 

[John Frum]

are you suggesting something like

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directly onto the battery, and having the fuse holder hanging off it?

I wasn't suggesting anything but what you are suggesting looks pretty nice.
Ideally it should be m6->m10 though and bottoming out in the hole could be an issue.
I would expect lots of folks here are using this https://www.waytekwire.com/item/45575/EATON-s-Bussmann-Series-MRBF-Mounting-Bar-/ on an m6 post.
If the application is stationary its probably ok.