1. LUXINFODIO 16 Pack Fuse Tap Add-a-Circuit Kit – Standard, Mini, Low Profile Mini, Micro2 – Heavy Duty 16AWG Wire – for 12V/24V Vehicles and Car Electronics
2. This comprehensive set includes 4 types of fuse taps—Standard (APR/ATC/ATO/ATS), Mini (APM/ATM), Low Profile Mini (APS/ATT), and Micro2 (APT/ATR)—4 pieces each, making it perfect for a wide range of installations.
3. Universal Compatibility – Works with both 12V and 24V electrical systems. Ideal for most cars, trucks, SUVs, 4WDs, RVs, boats and other vehicles.
4. Versatile Applications – Easily add extra circuits for devices like dash cams, GPS, radar detectors, car DVRs, alarms, DVD players, and more—without splicing or cutting wiring.
5. Premium Build Quality – Built with heavy-duty 16AWG wire for stable current transmission and long-lasting durability.
6. Simple Installation – Just plug into an existing fuse slot and you're ready to go. Saves time and ensures a secure connection.

1. Dual-slot Fuse Tap
2. High Quality Wire Connector
3. Premium Wire

1. 4 x Standard fuse taps with 5 Amp standard fuse
2. 4 x Low Profile Mini fuse taps with 5 Amp low profile mini fuse
3. 4 x Mini fuse taps with 15 Amp mini fuse
4. 4 x Micro2 fuse taps with 20 Amp micro2 fuse

A fuse tap allows you to get 12 volts from your vehicle's fuse box for a low-power device, like an active signal processor, an amplifier turn-on circuit, a radar detector, or a backup camera.

Step 1: Locate an interior fuse box that is easily accessible and will provide a direct and short path for the power wire to be run to the accessory. Do not use a fuse box in the engine compartment, because the fuse tap won't provide a water- or heat-proof connection necessary for under-the-hood electrical wiring.

Step 2: Take the cover off the fuse box. There will be a diagram or chart of the fuses with their locations and functions labeled. Identify an appropriate fuse and circuit to tap into that will power on and off with the car.

Step 3: Identify the type of fuse, so you can get the right size fuse tap and accessory fuse. The owner's manual should identify the type of fuse used in your vehicle

Step 4: Switch off the car. Remove and set aside the factory fuse.

Step 5: [Skip this step if you don't have a meter.] Turn on the car. If you have a DC volt meter, test and identify the hot (+12V) and load (0V with fuse pulled) sides of the fuse socket, and confirm that the hot voltage switches on and off with the car.

Step 6: Connect (crimp) the fuse tap wire to your new accessory device's power wire.

Step 7: With the car switched off, plug the fuse tap into the removed fuse's socket, with common side contact to the hot socket and the wire side contact to the load socket.

Step 8: Plug the appropriate fuse for the new device into the tap's accessory fuse slot.

Step 9: Switch on the car and new device.

Step 10: Turn off the car, and then plug the factory fuse in the proper slot of the fuse tap, if it was removed in Step 4. (Adding a fuse to a circuit that didn't originally have one could damage factory wiring.)

Step 11: Secure the new power wire in position. Close the fuse box cover. You may have to modify the cover to allow the fuse tap and new wire to sit neatly inside without being pinched or interfered with.