TRUE MODS Auto Waterproof Fuse Box [6 Bosch Relay Holder] [6 ATC/ATO Fuse Holder] Universal 12V Relay Block Box for Vehicles, Marine, Light Equipment

Decent quality. It's really intended to be mounted in a panel - though they do supply some little legs it can stand on. In combination with some good quality (E.g. Bosch) relays, this is a good option for automotive / marine use.

Quite impressed by the quality of this Vs the price. Was used in drag race car that didn't need the factory wire harness, and used this relay box to run fuel pumps, solenoids and fans. So far it's faultless, will be using these for future projects for sure.

Just installed it into a piece of equipment we built. Looks great and should hold up to water and prevent corrosion. Will update if I find otherwise.

Good to use and mount

Bought this to retrofit a 94 Land Rover Defender. First impressions are that of a very well designed fuse box that should do a very good job. The box has a locking tab that is very sturdy and comes with IPS type waterproof seals that the connecting wires are fed through. These seals are then pressed into the back of the block giving a very tight and for all purposes waterproof seal. The female connectors for the fuses and relay blocks are coated and not cheap aluminized tin. The guage of the connectors also seem to be of good stock. The relay support blocks will accept 5 pin relays and the cover is tall enough so that fused relays can be used. ( If they have a mounting tab, removal would make the installation easier). Using fused relays and having 6 fuse slots gives virtually 12 circuits in a compact housing.

Jai installer cette boîte dans mon bateau pour faire fonctionner quelques circuits, je suis très satisfait, bonne qualité et pas de pièces manquantes, peut-être difficile pour certaines personne sans expérience dans le domaine électricité d'auto.

This is a very nice fuse relay panel. I installed it in my sons 1991 Chevy S10. We have been repairing damage from a front end collision and wanted to add a few electical items to the truck while was out of commission. This gave us capacity for 6 relays and fuses. We mounted the panel to the fire wall of the truck and used 3 of the six relay circuits along with 4 of the fuse positions. One thing that was really helpful and did make a difference in the install was using a pair of weather pack crimpers to crimp, rather than solder, the connections. Once properly crimped with the seals crimped to the terminals they fit nice and securely in the sockets. This relay/fuse panel is really nice. It is well built and well sealed. If there is any suggestion I could make to improve it that would be to include a sticker that could go on the inside of the lid for a legend to identify what fuses power what and what each relay is for.