Pros
- What can I say, a fuse is a fuse. Good deal.
Cons
- It may not be cost-effective for those who only need a few specific amp fuses as they would still need to purchase the entire kit
Complete Set Of Micro2 Blade Fuses For Automotive And Marine Use - 35 Piece Kit Including Various Amps Review
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Description of Complete Set Of Micro2 Blade Fuses For Automotive And Marine Use - 35 Piece Kit Including Various Amps
Micro2 blade type fuses (ATR, APT). New standard for vehicle circuit protection - A must have for every repair shop. Blade Group: Micro2 / Fuse Dimension: 0.4" (L) x 0.1" (W) x 0.6 (H) (9mm X 4mm X 15mm). High temperature tolerance -40°F to 257°F. This item contains 7 kinds of car fuses which are 5AMP(5pcs), 7.5AMP(5pcs), 10AMP(5pcs), 15 AMP(5pcs), 20 AMP(5pcs), 25 AMP(5pcs), 30 AMP(5pcs). Wider range of AMP gives you more choice in emergency.
Pros
- Fuse Assortments
Cons
- The variety of amps included in the kit may not be comprehensive enough for some users' needs, requiring them to purchase additional fuses separately
Pros
- Blade Group: Micro2 / Fuse Dimension: 0.4" (L) x 0.1" (W) x 0.6 (H) (9mm X 4mm X 15mm)
Cons
- The fuses may not fit securely in their sockets, leading to potential electrical issues and hazards
Pros
- Not much to say. They work. I bought more so I have extra at the ready.
Cons
- Good price but you are getting a poor quality item.
Pros
- Good products.
Cons
- The package may arrive with missing or incorrect fuses, resulting in frustration and inconvenience
Pros
- very good product, attentive seller and great price. Super fast delivery!
Cons
- The kit does not include a storage case, making it difficult to keep all the fuses organized and in one place
Pros
- I am completely satisfied. Great deal for the price.
Cons
- The fuses may not be durable enough to withstand harsh weather and extreme temperatures, leading to frequent replacement
Pros
- Lighting & Electrical
Cons
- The price of the kit may be higher than the cost of purchasing the same amount of fuses individually, making it less economical
