Circuit breaker install recommended?
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A friend who seems quite knowledgeable regarding auto electronics, recommended I install a circuit breaker in case something like this happened again. (please see pic, hoping ok to post pic as comparable item doesn't seem to be available from out host). A circuit breaker appeals to me as it seems it might prevent some damage if a short or the like were to happen again, and one that 's not as obvious when it's occurring.
A mechanic at my local auto electric repair shop recommended a battery cut off switch only. If a circuit breaker is recommended, which amperage would be recommended as they come in various amperage capacities, 50,100,150. Thanks for any input.