🔌 ABN 120-Piece Standard Fuse Assortment, 5, 7.5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 AMP – Regular ATM Blade Fuses for Automotive Vehicles, Trucks, Watercraft Review

As with the 120 pc Bestek range I bought at the same time this is excellent value for money. They are color coded with the numeric value above (but with no contrast). So if you don't know the color codes, you need to look closely at the numbers. range (ie not 20A for a 5A or v/v fuse). It's very good to have lots of fuses for <$10 though!

i bought 2 sets of 120 fuses each, they are 5a, 7.5a, 10a, 15a, 20a, 25a and 30a, both in the usual size and in mini Sizes, all in plastic cases with dimensions written on them. I bought them to change fuses in my cars or tractors but I had to make a small disconnect so the 5a and 7.5a fuses don't get mixed up. The kit contains all the fuses I need for most repairs. Now I have spare fuses on hand in my shop.

Satisfactory quality fuses. The tabs are a bit flimsy, but appear to fit standard vehicle and household junction boxes. The amperage range covers all common applications from 5 to 30 amps. Also, the fuses are color coded and embossed with the appropriate amperage rating, but it would be better if the amperage rating was highlighted in white, as is the case with many products from other manufacturers; just makes it easier to determine the size of the backup. The goods correspond to the…

Own an RV or an old car that still uses larger fuses? Take it. Worry-free on the go or when camping. I've had no problems with the ones I've installed and the carrying case is a nice addition so you can keep them organized and store them until you need them. Not many cars use 7.5 amp fuses anymore, but this kit has them if you need them. And for just over $7, you can get extras if you need them. You can't get them that cheap in auto parts stores.

If you drive old rusty junk like me (nothing beats the classics), you get tired of spending part of your hard-earned salary replacing fuses every time something stupid ends . Don't be a big deal, car dealer. A backup is a backup. If you want something quirky with LEDs and sing a thin string melody, you might want to buy the world's smallest violin with a 12-volt car plug. You did? Well, maybe that's what blew your fuse. This set contains 120 different fuses for the price of a pack of 5 at the…

. I used pliers to pry the old fuse out, then put the new one in and it almost fell out. And here's why: The thickness (thin size) of an ATO igniter blade should be 0.025-0.030 inch. The fuse I pulled out was about .0255". The blade thickness of these ABN fuses is .024". Corners to cut costs and we suffer the consequences. Don't buy them. Also note that you cannot return them, so now I have them 120 useless backups.