🔌 10 Pack Mini Low Profile Add-a-Circuit Fuse Tap ACS Miniature Piggy Back Blade Fuse Holder - 12V 24V, with 10A 15A 20A Fuse Review

Just what I need to hook up the DVR in my 2022 Subaru Outback. They are exactly as described and come with a large selection of fuses.

As I said above. Some work fine. Those that are not properly assembled. The yellow wire isn't continuous fire, but the red one is reversed. You will find out for yourself.

Cord length including the included fuse holder is 7 inches. The wire gauge is 16, which is enough to use one of the included AMP fuses. Good value for 10 extra fuse wires and 3 different AMP fuses for each wire.

Purchased to simplify the wiring of the DVR. The bonus was that it came with a selection of fuses, which basically act as spares if you need them. Fits perfectly with no interference from fuses around the Add-A-Circuit.

One thing I've learned the hard way is that direction matters. those. If you connect it wrong, it won't work. Just like a USB plug that has three sides, wrong, wrong and right :-) I just wish it was just as easy to find a ground point to connect the negative side to. .

They worked great in my 2020 Kia. The wiring was of good quality and appears to be plugged into the fuse tap portion and contained a number of fuses. The fuses also hold tight in the faucet. The only real issue I had was the butt connectors were loose on several and one was completely missing. Overall I would buy again.

Add-A-Circuit Fuse Adapter Server is a very useful target. I used to drive a DVR. In this case, however, some modifications were required to get the fuses in place in the block. Inserting fuses is very, very difficult. For example, when pressing it into a vice, a lot of force was required for the safety device to fully engage. 2 fuses blew. Finally modified a small flathead screwdriver to fit the holes and stuck them in the holes. Tapped slightly to enlarge. Actually used the trial and error…

I didn't even know they existed until I spotted them in a YouTube video. I wanted to light up the cup holder in a Cadillac I just bought but couldn't find a simple 12 volt power source to plug into. I ended up just running a few wires under the center console, through the dash, and to the fuse box. I wanted to do some engineering by simply plugging the power cord into the fuse socket and pushing the fuse in to hold the cord. It was a much cleaner solution. They come with no instructions so make