Alvolta Standard Blade "Add a Circuit" Fuse Holder
Features
Add-a-circuit fuse holder suitable for standard blade fuses
Plastic compound for superior stiffness and impact resistance
Thermal and flame retardant
Maximum current 20 A
Compact design
Plug and play with a pre-wired design
No splicing required
*Fuse is not included.
Where to use it
Alvolta fuse holders are designed to safeguard your automotive and marine electrical applications. Upgrade your existing fuse holder or box by adding a protected circuit. Simply plug into existing fuse slots for additional circuit protection.
Pair with
Standard blade fuses.
Fuse guides
Dimensions
Length
159.8 mm
Height
13 mm
Depth
28.9 mm
Wire Length
116 mm
Warranty
3-year warranty
Applications
Marine
RV's
Caravans
Off-Grid Systems
Tiny Houses
Cabins
About Alvolta
Australian-owned and operated and driven by a passion for excellence, Alvolta offers unwavering performance and durability even in harsh Australian conditions. Alvolta specialises in precision-engineered DC components, designed to enhance off-grid adventures. Their commitment to delivering superior power performance with uncompromising quality is evident in their line-up of solar panels, solar charge controllers, circuit protection devices, mounting solutions, tools, and more. Supply yourself with all the arsenal you need to extend your power supply and adventure for longer with Alvolta.
An add-a-circuit standard blade fuse holder allows you to safely add an additional fused circuit to your vehicle’s fuse box without cutting or splicing wires. It’s perfect for powering aftermarket accessories such as light bars, radios, dash cams, or USB sockets.
These holders are compatible with standard (ATO/ATC) blade fuses. One fuse protects the original factory circuit, while the second fuse protects your new accessory - keeping both circuits isolated and safely fused.
Installation is simple: remove an existing fuse, insert the add-a-circuit adapter into that slot, then place the original fuse and a new fuse for your accessory. Finally, connect your accessory wire to the pigtail lead. It’s a quick, clean way to expand your electrical system safely.