A fuse assembly according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, a housing, a fuse received within a receptacle of the housing and a retention device configured to retain the fuse within the receptacle and cover a conductive surface of the fuse.

A fuse block assembly includes a nonconductive base formed with pedestal surfaces attachable to terminals from a location above the base, while providing a clearance between the body of a fuse and the middle portion of the base when a fuse is installed.

A harness holder for holding a harness therein, includes: a holder main body whose upper portion is open; a holder cover which covers the upper portion of the holder main body. The holder main body has a reinforced part which extends from a bottom of the holder main body toward the upper portion thereof and which is integrally provided on the holder main body, and the holder cover has an opening through which the reinforced part passes.

A harness holder for holding a harness therein, includes: a holder main body whose upper portion is open; a holder cover which covers the upper portion of the holder main body. The holder main body has a reinforced part which extends from a bottom of the holder main body toward the upper portion thereof and which is integrally provided on the holder main body, and the holder cover has an opening through which the reinforced part passes.

A fuse cutout assembly cover including an insulator cover end for positioning over a cutout assembly insulator and including a shield end for shielding a cutout upper contact assembly. An intermediate portion between the insulator cover end and the shield end can have detents for retaining the cover in place on the fuse cutout assembly. The fuse cutout cover can include a plurality of hole and slot arrangements to provide multiple access sites for an installation tool such as a shotgun stick or other hot stick tool. Methods of manufacturing fuse cutout assembly covers are also disclosed.

A fuse cutout assembly cover including an insulator cover end for positioning over a cutout assembly insulator and including a shield end for shielding a cutout upper contact assembly. An intermediate portion between the insulator cover end and the shield end can have detents for retaining the cover in place on the fuse cutout assembly. The fuse cutout cover can include a plurality of hole and slot arrangements to provide multiple access sites for an installation tool such as a shotgun stick or other hot stick tool. Methods of manufacturing fuse cutout assembly covers are also disclosed.

A cover for an electric switch assembly is disclosed in the present application. The cover includes connecting features that permit connection to a housing for the switch assembly in at least two locations. A first location is defined by a cover positioned to completely enclose all electrically conductive components in the switch assembly. A second location is defined by a cover positioned to enclose a portion of electrically conductive components and to permit access to a circuit associated with an open switch in the switch assembly.

This invention is a way to disable a electrical circuit in a mobile vehicle or equipment. This invention works in conjunction with our previous Patent, EMERGENCY SHUTOFF SYSTEM FOR POWER MACHINERY, WIRELESS MONITORING SYSTEMS, AND EMERGENCY SHUTOFF METHODS. U.S. Pat. No. 7,012,519. This system allows a new vehicle or equipment to have a remote controller of the ignition circuit installed, without cutting or damaging the wire harness. This system will not void the manufacture warranty of engine module or computer system. This system will shorten the time required to install our FOX-PAWS shut down switch, thus saving the customer time and money.

This invention is a way to disable a electrical circuit in a mobile vehicle or equipment. This invention works in conjunction with our previous Patent, EMERGENCY SHUTOFF SYSTEM FOR POWER MACHINERY, WIRELESS MONITORING SYSTEMS, AND EMERGENCY SHUTOFF METHODS. U.S. Pat. No. 7,012,519. This system allows a new vehicle or equipment to have a remote controller of the ignition circuit installed, without cutting or damaging the wire harness. This system will not void the manufacture warranty of engine module or computer system. This system will shorten the time required to install our FOX-PAWS shut down switch, thus saving the customer time and money.

A fuse assembly according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, a housing, a fuse received within a receptacle of the housing and a retention device configured to retain the fuse within the receptacle and cover a conductive surface of the fuse.