Review on EPAuto 12V-DC ATC/ATO 12 AWG In-Line Fuse Holder - 10 Pack (30A) by Michael Boyd

Maybe ten packs of fuse holders weren't needed, but the unit price was so low I couldn't resist. This is a good option if you need a built in fuse holder for a standard blade fuse. The securing slots slide over the terminals. Because they crimp the terminals on the ends of the wire and then mold the plastic around the terminals, the terminal holes for the fuse blades are slightly offset (not in a straight line) since they only use left or right hand crimp terminals. As a result, the fuse has a slightly higher lateral torque when installing and removing. If I had my preference they would be oriented the same way, but that would mean they would have to use left-handed and right-handed terminals, and that's probably asking too much for something this cheap. Wire size at least AWG 12. Possible. AWG 10, but I doubt it. Fits too easily in the yellow butt joint with a second AWG 16 wire, and those butts are for AWG 10-12 from what I remember. It has an insulating silicone cover that is difficult to remove, but it is effective in terms of abrasion and water resistance and has insulating properties. Overall I'm happy with the purchase and will definitely buy again if I ever run out of this stock.