12-Way Fuse Box

Easy to installation and quality is what I like about this fuse block. Highly satisfied.

I use one of these in a solar generator box I built. I also have one connected to a power converter to go from 24V to 12V, the fuse block then powers my 12V accessories I installed. Honestly, I have no idea what makes this water proof. I clearly doesn't seal with the cover. I can say I have driven through 2 to 3 feet of water in my Humvee and it gets wet where the fuse block is and everything stays powered up. Don't ask me how, but it works. Even the cheap 40amp 24v to 12V step down transformer seems to be holding up to all the water it gets exposed to. Been going good for about 2 years now on the first fuse box I bought. Cover isn't very solid.

It's a decent fuse panel for the price. I used it as a replacement in out 18' runabout boat to replace the old outdated and corroded round fuses. I do like the connection lugs as I feel they are well connected and secure against the load wire. The only thing I dislike is the clear plastic cover. It can be a pain to get snapped back into place and doesn't feel secured. It's under the dash where its protected so I guess the cover really doesn't protect much anyway.

Haven’t installed yet but based on first impressions, it’s a waste of money to buy the more expensive options I’ve seen on Amazon. The amount of included fuses alone would normally run you close to the $20 I paid for the fuse box and fuses together. Box feels heavy and sturdy. The only complaint I might have is the waterproof claim. Sure, the cover is made of impermeable plastic, but there are ample gaps and slots where water could roll or splash right into the circuits if exposed to it. I will be using it in a dry location so it doesn’t hurt me, but it’s still a bit deceiving. Used in a boat, I don’t see how it could avoid moisture exposure. Otherwise it’s a solid product from what I can tell.

I wanted to add 12 volt accessories to a golf cart and it is important each device is protected with a fuse. Sometimes an in-line fuse in the red wire is good but can eventually be located in a difficult spot to replace. I preferred a centrally-located fuse panel. Easy to replace a fuse. This model has a red led light for each fuse which will light up when the fuse has been blown. Very handy. Nice panel, well designed and manufactured, very sturdy. Front cover comes off to add wires or fuses. Comes with various stick on labels to identify the circuit and the device.

The terminal is very simplified and easy to use : It has LED displays that indicate a blown fuse . Is is very compact and doesn’t require much room and it is designed to provide for maximum usage and excess ability for connecting to the items that need power . L However , I don’t believe that the positive and grounding posts have the capacity to provide for a 100 amp continuous load : they are too small to carry 100 amps .? The connection posts are just not large enough . However , my particular needs will only require 30 amps totally ; I am satisfied with the item . 🤷‍♂️

Works like it should, I used it to add much needed USB, and 12V outlets to my Jeep Patriot. I was kinda limited on mounting location for this pannel. Do to the size I may swap it out for a smaller one in the front. Then use this pannel for a solar system I will be adding later. My only issue is that the little stickers had duplicates, and blank ones but none that said "dash cam" but the blank ones are all black. And all I had was white out and a pen... kinda hate the look. Maybe I'll address it later though.

I used this fuse block when I had to redo the wiring in my 1927 Ford T Bucket. The original builder had everything running off of two thirty-amp fuses. If one failed you lost a good portion of the power running in your car. I used this to individually wire the appropriate fuses into the circuits to run all the electricity safely. I would recommend this product

Blown fuse LED design is rudimentary but will work well enough. Nice that it comes with Labels and fuses.

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