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The Jtron 12 Way Fuse Block is a robust and eco-friendly solution for managing electrical circuits in vehicles, boats, and RVs. With a built-in LED indicator for blown fuses and a heat-resistant design, it ensures safety and reliability. Perfect for DIY enthusiasts, it comes with a multifunctional sticker for easy identification and repair of issues.
| Manufacturer | Jtron |
| Part number | 716942747193 |
| Item Weight | 420 g |
| Product Dimensions | 3.3 x 1.5 x 3.8 cm; 420 g |
| Item model number | 716942747193 |
| Size | M |
| Material | Polycarbonate |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Plug profile | Boat Mount |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
J**N
Liked the locking front cover 👌
Good size 😊👌
M**E
Good value for money
Easy to install, cover works well and locks in place securely.Stickers are good to personalise each channel too!
R**S
Well made
Used for updating electrical system in my camper
L**R
Very good
Read the other reviews and opted for this option as part of my Campervan rewire to the leisure battery Easy to fit and most importantly, for a pure amateur like myself, easy to wire to.The clear plastic front cover is a little fragile looking particularly the positioning lugs top and bottom. I’m sure in time they may break off. An auto electrician helped me finish off the job and he appeared quite impressed by the unit
S**R
Remove Fuse and still get 12v makes this a hazard
As mentioned by others if you remove the fuse and attach a multi-meter I am still getting 12v... making this a dangerous hazard
J**0
Well made
A very well made fuse board.
D**L
Great if your wiring a campervan or similar
Used on a camper build. Nice sturdy product with built in blown fuse indicator. I would definitely buy again
D**D
Dangerous
When there is no fuse or a blown fuse the circuit is still open, which could result in a fire or electric shock. This is because the circuit is wired under where the fuse would go, so it doesn't matter if there is a fuse or not, there is a circuit with a 103 resistor to reduce the amount of load but this is still presents a safety issue and the fuse box should be recalled as the resistor and wire will allow an arc, bypassing the fuse, allowing an already problematic situation to propogate into something worse.
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