Should the motorcycle battery fuse be connected to the positive or negative terminal?
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Insurance tube is connected to the positive terminal. Reasons for connecting the fuse to the positive terminal: Because the current flows from the battery's positive terminal to the electrical appliances and then to the negative terminal to form a circuit, only in this way can a complete circuit be formed. Only by connecting the fuse to the positive line, when a short circuit occurs during circuit operation and faults that affect the operation of electrical equipment appear, the fuse will automatically blow to ensure that the electrical equipment will not be burned out and suffer economic losses. It can protect the circuit without problems. If it is connected to the negative terminal and a circuit fault occurs, the fuse will not automatically blow, and the positive current will still flow into the electrical equipment, which will then burn out. Function of the motorcycle battery: To provide electrical energy for the entire vehicle and electronic components added by users, such as headlights and charging interfaces. When starting the engine or idling, it provides all the electrical energy for the entire vehicle. While riding, it works in tandem with the generator to promptly charge or discharge, ensuring the normal operation of the vehicle.
