12V Auto Waterproof Fuse Relay Box Block [6 Bosch Style Holder] Atc/Ato Universal For Automotive Vehicles Cars Marine Boat Light Equipment

Just installed it into a piece of equipment we built. Looks great and should hold up to water and prevent corrosion. Will update if I find otherwise.

Decent quality. It's really intended to be mounted in a panel - though they do supply some little legs it can stand on. In combination with some good quality (E.g. Bosch) relays, this is a good option for automotive / marine use.

Good to use and mount

This is a very nice fuse relay panel. I installed it in my sons 1991 Chevy S10. We have been repairing damage from a front end collision and wanted to add a few electical items to the truck while was out of commission. This gave us capacity for 6 relays and fuses. We mounted the panel to the fire wall of the truck and used 3 of the six relay circuits along with 4 of the fuse positions. One thing that was really helpful and did make a difference in the install was using a pair of weather pack crimpers to crimp, rather than solder, the connections. Once properly crimped with the seals crimped to the terminals they fit nice and securely in the sockets. This relay/fuse panel is really nice. It is well built and well sealed. If there is any suggestion I could make to improve it that would be to include a sticker that could go on the inside of the lid for a legend to identify what fuses power what and what each relay is for.

This has been a great addition to my 1997 Tahoe project as an "aftermarket add-ons" relay housing. So far, I've used 3 relay slots for upgrading my upgraded side mirrors to turn the built-in turn signals into turn signal/running lights and 2 relay slots for the door lock actuator polarity swap in the aftermarket remote starter. There's one slot left with no immediate plans and I haven't used any fuse slots yet but I'm sure I'll come up with something lol. Overall, this is a great, easy to use product and it looks right at home in my truck. 10/10 would recommend to any intermediate to advanced DIY guy! Side note: It does come with additional terminal connectors but it still pays to plan all your wiring configurations ahead of time. My "shoot from the hip" method wound up costing me a few of them...