🔌 BOJACK Inline Value Assortment for Holder Review

I bought these to fit an unsoldered replacement fuse to my arcade monitor rather than mounting a fuse clip on the board in place of the original hard to find fuse which was soldered in place. So far the cover kit and reverser replacement which I also made have not blown my fuse and the monitor works fine. If ever a hard-to-reach fuse blew, I now have a very easy place to swap it out and plenty of spare fuses.

Perfect for replacing a built in fuse that has been cut (why they did that I'll never know). The actual sensor was too big for the hole but soldered to the bottom and worked fine. Same with the fuses on. Worth the money and the built in system feels really premium.

First of all, I have to admit that I have not tested any of these fuses for their breaking performance. However all their ratings are clearly marked on the metal end cap of each fuse, the plastic box organizes them very well with a label clearly identifying them. Black nylon screw cap fuse holders hold fuses very tightly. The plastic box is also in a corrugated cardboard box, so it arrived safely. The fuse holder rating is only 10 amps (AWG16 wire) but I'm fine with that.

The holders are well made and the pigtails are 16 AWG. I also checked two fuses and they behave as they should. I've seen comments and videos criticizing these types of fuses made in China by people who don't understand how these fuses work. They think that a 1 amp fuse should blow at any current over 1 amp. It's not like this. For readers who are not clear on how fast acting glass cartridge fuses such as 3AG and 5x20mm behave, here is how they must operate to meet the specification: 1.) The…