Fuse Tap, Fits Fuse Type Automotive, Fuse UL Class Not Class Rated, 0 to 10 A, Number of Poles 1

Fuse taps for automotive blade fuses allow two fuses to be connected to one fuse slot, so there's no need to modify wiring to add a second fuse to a circuit. They have a two-blade connector that plugs into a fuse slot and a dual-slot body that accepts automotive blade fuses. They're commonly used to provide additional overcurrent protection on vehicle circuits for accessory lighting, snowplows, and salt spreaders.

In-line fuse holders are wire-mounted holders that connect anywhere along a circuit to protect specific lines. They allow these lines to be isolated in the event of a fault so that the rest of the wiring system won't be affected. They have a receptacle that encloses a fuse and pigtail wires or terminals that extend from each end of the receptacle for connecting to a circuit. These fuse holders are commonly used on automotive wiring and other applications where space is limited or fuse box would be impractical.