6-Way Fuse Box Blade Fuse Blocks with LED Warning Indicator Damp-Proof Cover for 12V/24V Automotive Car Truck Boat Marine Bus RV Van, 6 Circuit Independent Positive Negative

I used this in an enclosed trailer in which I wanted interior lighting, rear lights for back up and lighting rear of trailer when loading/working. An electric front jack was added. On board battery added to power when not connected to vehicle. Works great. Project still in progress, but no doubt this will be perfect

Part is of good quality very heavy duty. I took the back off to see if positive and negative terminals coincide. The positive goes across the fuse so if fuse blows you knoe which line is faulty. The negative side is a solid bar so it doesnt matter where you hook your negative line to. Every neg term is of one hookup. This is just what I need for my fog lights and light bars. Came today and cant wait to hook everything up. It will look like a professional job. Very happy with purchase.

I used this fuse block for a boat accessory wiring project. The design made organizing multiple circuits much simpler than running individual inline fuses. Everything tightened down securely, and the fuses fit snug with no wobble. The build quality feels dependable, and having all the fuses in one place makes troubleshooting and future add ons much easier. It’s a great option for vehicles, ATVs, boats, or any custom electrical setup where you want things neat and protected. Definitely a good buy if you’re looking to keep your wiring organized and add proper fuse protection.

If you are planning on adding several lights and other electronic devices to your vehicle, adding another fuse block is definitely the way to go. I much prefer this method as opposed to tapping into the vehicle fuse panel if I am going to be adding several circuits. This fuse block also has a side to add grounds if you need too. The reason I gave this product 4 stars instead of five is I wish the terminal studs for the main positive and ground were bigger. Although I know I will never come close to maxing this block out at 100 amps I wanted to run a wire that was rated for 100 amps. So for the length of wire I was running I needed a 6 awg wire. It's impossible to find a cable lug for a 6 awg wire that has a hole in it small enough to fit snuggley around the main stud on this block. Ended up cutting the hole out of the lug I had and drilled a new smaller hole in it. If you are not mounting this right next to the battery I would also suggest you add a dc circuit breaker at the battery then run your wire to the block.

I haven't had this long, and I only tested it for 5 days. It works perfectly. It's engineering stands out from the rest. A light comes on if you've blown a fuse, it's easy to wire, and can handle 6 circuits.

Easy to install on my UTV. It was just what I expected and a good value for the price.

I've used several of these fuseblocks for commercial low voltage (12VAC) landscape lighting projects, mounting them in weatherproof 8x8x4 electrical junction boxes, with excellent results.

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