WUPP 12 Volt Fuse Block, Waterproof Boat Fuse Panel with LED Warning Indicator Damp-Proof Cover, 6 Circuits with Negative Bus Fuse Box for Car Marine RV Truck DC 12-24V

This 12 volt fuse block from WUPP made wiring my 12 volt accessories in my golf cart easy. It looks neat and clean when installed, and a good assortment of fuses ( 4 each, 15 amp, 20 amp, 30 amp ), makes connecting 12 volt accessories like headlights, radios, horns, stereos, and more to this block quick and easy. Has connection terminals for 12 volt positive + and negative - on the same block, allowing up to 6 devices to be wired at once.

I was looking for a product to distribute my 12 volt systems in the HAM shack without spending what some others were offering at $149......I had worked on a neighbors RV system and remembered it was 12 volts so I searched the internet for a 12 volt distribution system for RV, Campers, Boats and found this system from Wupp.....compared to the others this was GREAT ! Price was Terrific from Amazon and did what I needed it to do by distributing my 12 volt system to 6 different locations , with the plus of including automotive type Blade fuses in different values as needed for each system , with the addition of an LED that lights if the fuse blows ! Will buy more of these in the future and step up to the 12 location system.

Working fine on my motorcycle, I added several electrical accessories using it.

Used this for a small wiring setup and it worked good. The cover fits tight and the fuse layout is easy to understand. Makes wiring look cleaner instead of having inline fuses everywhere. Feels decent for the price and comes with a variety of fuses. Would work well for boats, motorcycles, off road lights, or other small 12 volt projects.

Tough and we'll build. Easy to connect. It came with fuses

These things are a fantastic value. I bought two to run additional circuits for accessories on my custom truck. The LED glows if the fuse pops. The also have a clear cover. My ONLY complaint, is that the mounting holes are kind of close to the power routing, so I would be a little nervous about using metal hardware and mounting these metal. You would have less than 1/2 inch of space between a potential ground and the positive side. In a boat, it may not even be an issue, but in a truck cab, where everything is steel, I needed to use some extra caution. I opted to mount them on an MDF panel, so there is less chance of a short if something happens. They seem well made, the screws grip the wire tight. I'm happy with them.

Worth the money.

It's just a fuse block I ran in my boat to power all my fish locaters, mega live 2 transducer and also my mega 360 transducer and my eithernet box. Works great. Separate busses for each indavidual components

Works great