Uriveusa 12V Car Add-A-Circuit Fuse TAP Adapter Fuse Holder with 10A, 20A Fuse [Upgraded Fuses] - (2 Pack) (ATO Fuse(Regular))

My car has two power outlets, dash and console (and there is a trunk one, but I don't use that). Dash is on when the car is running, off when the car is off. Console is on all the time. I wanted it to be just like the dash one. So, I used these to tap off the dash fuse and use it to power the console fuse outlet. Now, both my dash and console power outlets are on when the car is on and off when the car is off.

I needed this to add a circuit to my 2017 suburban to add fog lights. I really didn't know much about the difference in fuse sizes and went to the local autozone to get one. It ended up being a mini and not the size I needed but I found that out during the install, so I started a search on sizes amd came to realize I need this the "Micro 2" size. I called around and no one in my town had it available for right now. I mad this order on a Friday afternoon with two day shipping but arrived the next day, Saturday. The install is simple, unplug a fuse and add two to the add a circuit and plug in. I am not a fan of crimping wires so I cut and soldered them with a nice heat shrink tube to close it up. This add a circuit worked perfect for me, quality seems excellent and even using the supplied 10amp fuse. I highly recommend this to anyone needing the "micro 2" fuse option.

Worked great for my viofo dash cam install on my x3. Check out youtube for the install video two_inline_sixes

Make sure you have room next to the fuse you want to use in the fuse box. Had to do some cutting to get it to fit. Not really the products fault but something to be aware of. Overall it worked as I expected and would be an easy install if there was enough room in the box.

I purchased this after a recommendation from a friend.I can't believe that I made it through all these years of car modding without using these in the past.... they make adding accessories to your car immensely simple and safe.In the past I have stripped wires and spliced into car circuits in order to add secondary alarms, gauges, dash cameras, etc... With this kit you just need to find a switched fuse and away you go!You have your own fused line that you can power your accessories with.I used these to add a dash camera and a boost gauge to my 2017 Chevy SS. No factory wiring modifications needed.They are absolutely invaluable especially if you are working on a newer car.

Using this to tap into my micro fuses on my F150 to send a remote turn on signal to my amps. Works just fine! If you are like me and have never used one of these, it's simple: take the fuse out of a slot you intend to use, connect this device into that slot, then add both the original fuse in and the secondary fuse so the line connects to the wire with the metal sleeve connector that's attached. I used a matching pair of fuses so it didn't matter which one slotted where, but as I understand it the original fuse doesn't sit inline with the wire that has the sleeve connector, meaning it's off-center of that connector. The fuse that you add in to allow whatever you're connecting to be powered up goes into the fuse slot that's inline with that extension wire. Hope that makes sense. Great device and great idea that removed the need to tap a radio wire!

After a few minutes trying to figure out the "always on" fuze when the car is off for parked mode, they seem to work and stay in.These required me to leave the fuze box panel off - but no one can see it so no big deal.

I recently put a roll bar in the bed of my 2020 Silverado. It blocked the third brake light, so a new one was mounted in the roll bar. To wire this, a wiring harness included with the factory roll bar, had to be run up to fuse box to access the CHMSL fuse and hook the light up. This is the Center High Mounted Stop Light. No instructions came with the bar, but trying to tie in to trailer wiring did not work, as my truck thought a trailer was hooked up. This little fuse wiring was just the ticket to tie into the CHMSL fuse.

Used this for a horn setup on my truck. Wire gauge is good. The fuse holder works well and is quite snug. No problems installing. I only needed one for my job so I have the other for a spare. I have no complaints. Price was good. Recommended.

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