These worked great for me. It comes with five 15A fuses as well. Basically, I got 5 of these from Amazon for the same price as one from my local auto parts place. I also found it a better option than trying to cut in and/or splice into the factory wiring (as suggested by others). Less headache and simpler. Then, when I sell or get rid of the vehicle, I can simply remove these and take them & my device with me (& install in another vehicle if needed)
I used one in my 2007 Honda Odyssey to hook up a Kenwood AUX device to my radio. I placed the Kenwood equipment under the driver seat and then ran its power wires to the fuse box area in the lower left area (by foot pedals). As instructed by retailer I got it from, I tapped into the fuse that also controls the Odyssey's radio and 12V outlet. At first, I wasn't sure what the included 15A fuses were for. Simply thought I used just the 10A one currently in the fuse box and inserted into one of the two slots on these.
However, this didn't work for me. Rather, I had to use BOTH the 10A and an included 15A fuse in this fuse tap in order to get all my parts (Kenwood, factory radio and 12 volt outlets) to work. I also had to apparently make sure they were in a certain order as well. So, if you put the fuses in and your items don't work, simply swap them in the fuse tap and hopefully that does the trick.
Since I got 5 of them (and really only needed one for now), I am now also going to use some of the others in another vehicle that I want to hook up an audio accessory as well. And will STILL have some left over. Can't beat the price.
| Manufacturer | Qiorange |
|---|---|
| Brand | Qiorange |
| Item Weight | 1.28 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 8 x 2 x 1 inches |
| Item model number | 187 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 187 |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
