Cooclensportey 16 Pack 4 Types Fuse Tap, 12V Car Add a Circuit Fuse Tap Kit

I picked up this fuse tap kit to add a few accessories to my vehicle without cutting into the factory wiring, and it’s been a solid purchase overall. The variety you get in this pack is one of the biggest. It comes with multiple fuse types (mini, low-profile mini, standard, etc.), so chances are it’ll fit whatever vehicle you’re working on. That saved me from having to guess or make a second trip to the store. The wires feel decent quality—not super heavy-duty, but definitely good enough for typical add-ons like dash cams, LED lights, or a phone charger. Installation was straightforward. If you’ve ever used an add-a-circuit before, this is exactly what you expect: plug it into the fuse slot, add your original fuse plus a new one for your accessory, and you’re good to go. The connectors crimped well and held tight, which is something I always worry about with kits like this. A couple minor downsides: the included fuses are okay, but I’d still recommend using higher-quality ones if you’re powering something important. Also, the wire gauge might be a bit light for higher-draw accessories, so just keep that in mind and don’t push it beyond what it’s meant for. Overall, this is a great value kit, especially if you’re doing multiple installs or working on different vehicles. It’s convenient, easy to use, and does exactly what it’s supposed to do.

These fuse taps are great. The concept of being able to pull power from a circuit without needing to splice in or run an entire new power line is extremely convenient. These allow clean work that can be permanent, or temporary, which I really like. I have nothing bad to say about the taps at all. The fuses on the other hand seem to fall apart almost instantly if you insert them and need to pull a fuse out for any reason. These taps are extremely tight fitting so a fuse is really wedged in and requires extra force to take out. These fuses come apart and break far to easily when pulling them out. So if you are doing a wiring job and you may need to move things around a bit, I would plan to have some quality fuses in hand. The crimp on the end of the tap wire seems to work fine with the few I tested. If your unhappy with that crimp connector, just cut it off, strip the wire end, and use whatever you prefer. There are plenty of sellers that seem to be selling the exact same taps on here, just some include more or less. This particular listing was priced right, included a nice assortment, and has already done a few jobs I have been waiting to do and are holding up well.

These fuse taps are a quick and safe way to add access to 12V vehicle power for accessories such as CB, GMRS, or ham radios. The variety of fuse form factor/size offers compatibility for most modern vehicles. Quality is good--insulation seems thick enough to be safe yet flexible enough to facilitate easy installation. All said & done, these function as intended while offering proper overcurrent protection to maintain needed safety. I am happy with my purchase.

These are okay quality and they do work. Shipping was fast and the price was right. I just wish they included more fuses and a better assortment (different sizes/values), because what’s included wasn’t enough for my needs. The crimp ends were also a little iffy (I had one wire pull out) and didn’t feel super confidence-inspiring, but once installed, they’ve been working fine. They are easy enough to install; simply pull a fuse and pop this in its place. A much easier and safer way to power on ACC devices or get a remote signal to amps (I am doing both).

Great quality kit. works great and made of good material.

I bought these Add-A-Circuit fuse taps so that I could install aftermarket fog lights into my mom's 2014 Nissan Versa Note and my girlfriend's 2013 Toyota Corolla. This is definitely the way to go if you need to tap into a circuit. On the Versa Note, the fog light kit connected directly to the battery, so the only thing I was powering was the accessory switched wire for the lighted button. On the Corolla, the fog light kit draws all its power from the interior of the car near the light switch and fuse box. Luckily, the Corolla had several empty fuse lots that were still wired to ignition, so I was able to give the fog lights their own dedicated circuit without having to worry about drawing extra amperage off another circuit. Regardless, both cars used the mini low-profile type fuses. I like this kit because it comes with all the popular fuse types. I do a lot of car stereo and other accessory installation, so having these in my electronics drawer is a must anytime I need to pull power from a fuse/cicuit. I'll probably order a few extra of the mini low profile taps since I already used 2 of the 3 that came in this kit. Better to be prepared. Don't be a hack and shove a bare wire into one of the fuse socket. Use these and make your installation atleast semi-professional. It does come with fuses, but I bought a box of other fuses anyways so that I have the right amperage for whatever I'm doing. I recommend buying additional fuses, there's no telling if these fuses that came with the kit are good quality or not.

Works as should

Some of the new Takahashi excavators don’t come with a backup alarm so with this plug that I can install into the fuse box makes my job very simple to hook up one with a switch on it. I highly recommend this product because it has not failed me one time yet.

As described, works perfect, good quality. Used these to install a dash camera to existing fuse box. Easy to do a clean install as most modern vehicles sense when you tap into existing circuits.

Son funcionales.

I didn't even know that taps existed. Makes adding components to an older car so easy. Wish I had known earlier. But man, so fast and easy.

Works well, but fuses are hard to put in

Works as described