120PCS Small Car Fuse Clippers Kit (2A/3A/5A/7.5A/10A/15A/20A/25A/30A/35A)

Specifications:

• Product Type: Automotive Small/Mini Blade Fuse Assortment Kit
• Total Pieces: 120 Fuses + 1 Yellow Fuse Puller/Clipper
• Included Amperage Ratings: 2A, 3A, 5A, 7.5A, 10A, 15A, 20A, 25A, 30A, 35A
• Quantity per Rating: 12 pieces per amperage rating
• Terminal Material: High-Conductivity Zinc Alloy
• Housing Material: Color-Coded Flame-Retardant Thermoplastic
• Voltage Rating: 32V DC Maximum
• Standard Compliance: Standard Small/Mini Automotive Blade Fuse Form Factor
• Organizer Box: Clear Divided Plastic Case with Snap Lock
• Included Tool: Mini Ergonomic Plastic Fuse Puller Tool

Unlock New Capabilities

• Past Projects If you’ve already built simple DC electronic circuits, wired 12V automotive accessories like auxiliary LED lights, or connected battery-powered robotics setups, you already understand how crucial power management is. You are perfectly ready to add reliable overcurrent protection to your high-current power distribution paths.
• Feature Upgrade This 120-piece small blade fuse assortment kit unlocks safe, professional power distribution across all your custom 12V/24V projects. It enables you to protect custom automotive audio amplifiers, off-road LED light bars, solar charge controller output lines, and high-power motor drivers on mobile robotics platforms. These are safety-critical protections that prevent wire overheating and component failure during unexpected current spikes.
• Effort Level: Beginner

Minimum hardware to get started:

• Inline Small/Mini Blade Fuse Holder (or Fuse Box Socket): required because blade fuses must be securely seated in a dedicated terminal socket spliced directly into the positive DC power line to interrupt excessive current flow.
• 12V DC Power Source / Battery: the main power line supplying your load or automotive system.

Included in the Box:

• 120× 120PCS Small Car Fuse Clippers Kit (2A/3A/5A/7.5A/10A/15A/20A/25A/30A/35A)

Frequently Asked Questions

• Can I use these small blade fuses in 24V commercial vehicle systems?
  Yes, these fuses are rated for up to 32V DC, making them fully compatible with both 12V passenger cars and 24V trucks or buses.
• Are these mini blade fuses compatible with custom 12V DIY electronics and robotics builds?
  Yes, they fit all standard mini inline blade fuse holders and custom 12V power distribution boards commonly used in maker projects.
• Will these small blade fuses fit into standard (regular-sized) blade fuse sockets?
  No, standard (ATO/ATC) blade fuses are larger (approx 19mm × 19mm); please verify whether your fuse box uses regular, mini/small, or micro blade fuse slots before installing.
• What is the maximum operating voltage rating for these blade fuses?
  These small blade fuses are rated for up to 32V DC applications, covering standard 6V, 12V, and 24V DC battery circuits.
• Can these automotive fuses be used for 230V AC mains electricity?
  No, these automotive blade fuses are strictly designed and rated for low-voltage DC applications up to 32V DC and must never be used in AC mains wiring.
• How does temperature affect the continuous current rating of these fuses?
  Extreme engine bay temperatures slightly lower the current threshold, so fuses operating above 60°C ambient temperature blow slightly below their nominal rating.
• How do I know which amperage rating fuse to use in my 12V circuit?
  Select a fuse rated roughly 20% to 25% higher than the maximum continuous operating current of your load to prevent nuisance blowing during startup surges.
• Does orientation matter when pushing a mini blade fuse into its holder?
  No, blade fuses are non-directional DC protective components and can be inserted into a socket in either orientation.
• Do I need special tools to remove a blown mini blade fuse from a tight fuse box?
  No, this kit includes a dedicated yellow plastic fuse puller tool designed to grip the small fuse housing firmly without damaging adjacent fuses.
• Do I need any software or code to monitor a blade fuse in a project?
  No, blade fuses are purely passive electromechanical safety components that interrupt current flow physically when overloaded.