Littelfuse FHA200BP ATO Add-A-Circuit Kit

Just got two to wire up a dashcam with battery saver. Picked this with recommendation from a friend. Seems to work pretty well as my fuse box is hidden behind a partition cover so it doesn't have clearance issues, therefore cannot comment on clearance. Seems the male connector itself is slightly shorter than the metal connector on the fuses, but it doesn't seem to be falling out after some use. The fuses it comes with, if you put them onto the sockets, there is no clearance between two fuses so removing them is a bit harder, but I was able to wiggle a burnt fuse out no issues. Also another review here mentioned it comes with instructions... neither one came with instructions or anything to indicate which is the original fuse, so I assumed it was like any other tap with the original going on the bottom (closer to the connector), seems to be working okay. Comes with easy to use crimp connector, so you'll likely need one of those crimpers or maybe a needle nose plier (should have the former if you're already stripping wires). Description says it can work with up-to 10 amp fuse, though my 20 and 40 amp fuses seem to work just fine, hopefully it's not a fire hazard or anything. As it's not really listed in the listing, the red wire is about six inches long with one inch for the crimp connector.

Works great

The Add-a-Circuit kit is a great idea to neaten up any interior work you do: without it you typically have to jam the device you want to wire into the fuse slot on one side, and force it to fit with the fuse in the socket. That works just fine, but this makes it a bit easier because the Littelfuse Add-a-Circuit plugs right into the fuse box and provides you a capped wire you can use to hand-splice in your device without having to fool with the fuse box socket.It's important to note though that newer vehicles have a different sized fuse! You should check your fuse box not only to make sure you have these older fuses and not the 'mini', but also to see if this would still fit inside the fuse box and not get in the way of other fuses or the cover.

The first thing you need to check with the modern day cars... is WHICH fuses does your car have,,,All of my cars except one use this type of fuse.The car I intended to install this in, uses the mini-fuses. Therefore would not fit.I did however and up installing it in my truck, for whole other purpose.Works like a dream.Simply pull the fuse location you want to use. Plug this puppy in, plug the fuse you just took out into the empty hole, and select a fuse of the proper amperage to go in the outside slot nearest to the power wire that is coming out of it. Make sure whatever you are hooking up has a proper ground, and you are good to go!

As I have almost always found to be true: If you buy a known, USA company Brand product, such as this one by "LittleFuse" you will seldom go wrong.If you need a power tap and you DO really want to protect your wiring and device properly, this is an excellent little item to use.You get what you pay for and this worth the effort and cost. Comes with various extra fuses in the kit as well as the plug and cover.If your vehicle has a slot to use this type of fuse in it's fuse box, then this will fit in anywhere! Good price too.Enjoy.

Not bad, probably would try a different brand if I had to buy again. The slot where the fuse goes in seem a bit too tight and the fuse plastic cracked as I slid it in. Plastic on the fuse felt cheap (like a softer plastic that would crumble) instead of a harder plastic.

This made my wiring job so much easier than finding a wire to tap into, plus you can remove it whenever you want.Keep in mind that this will stick out a lot more than a regular fuse. Make sure you have enough clearance between the fuse panel and the cover, otherwise you may find that you won't be able to close the cover/box (if applicable). My fuse panel is located behind a pull out coin holder. After I installed the Add-A-Circuit, the coin holder would not stay closed. In my situation, I was able to move the entire fuse panel back a little to provide the extra space needed for the cover/change holder to close.Also make sure youre buying the correct size for your car. (regular, mini, low profile, micro, etc...)

At first I thought it wasn't working but it was. I plugged it into an empty slot and just put in the one fuse for the new device I wanted to hook up. No need to put in the other fuse right? Wrong. The power for the extra circuit is run through the original. That means the power for both the new circuit this item adds and the original circuit will be running through your original fuse. I just used 10 amp fuse in the original circuit location and lower amp fuse that my new device needed in the new circuit location. Since I used an empty fuse location in the car I wont have an issue with an overloaded fuse but this is something all buyers need to know.

Very easy to use when you need power from your car fuse panel. Comes with 4 fuses of different sizes which is convenient. I used mine in an empty slot so I didn’t need to put the old fuse into it in addition to the new fuse.

No mucho que decir, era lo que se esperaba un cable con buena función, y que hasta ahora jala bien

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