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Fuse Box with LED Indicators, 4, 6 or 10-way standard blade fuse distribution block for 12V and 24V DC systemsFuse Box with LED Indicators, internal view showing standard blade fuse slots and per-circuit blown-fuse LEDsFuse Box with LED Indicators, clear snap-on cover keeps dust out and fuses visible

Elevate Automotive

Fuse Box with LED Indicators

FBWL10

Positive-side fuse distribution block for standard blade (ATO/ATC) fuses, with an LED that lights when a fuse blows. Available in 4, 6 or 10-circuit versions for 12V and 24V DC accessory circuits. Not waterproof, indoor or protected mounting only.

VoltageUp to 32V DC
Per-circuit max30A
Fuse typeStandard blade

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A positive-side power distribution block that puts standard blade (ATO/ATC) fuses on 4, 6 or 10 independent circuits behind a single mounting point. Runs a fridge, lighting, USB sockets, radios and water pumps off one input stud with each circuit fused separately. Fits caravan cabinets, 4WD cabin panels, canopy interiors, camper trailers and boat helms.

A red LED sits beside each fuse slot and lights up the moment a fuse blows, provided the downstream circuit still has a path to ground, so a dead circuit shows itself at a glance instead of pulling every fuse to check. The housing is a thermoplastic shell with a clear snap-on cover that keeps dust out and the fuse colours visible. Rear terminals are spade-type for straight-in connection; one input stud feeds the bus, each output drives its own circuit.

The box isn't sealed, mount it inside a cabin, under a dash, in a canopy interior or inside a sealed enclosure, not in the engine bay or anywhere exposed to water. The input cable and its fuse need to carry the sum of every circuit running at once, not just the biggest one, since all circuits share the one positive input stud. Standard blade fuses are rated to 32V DC, so this covers 12V and 24V systems but not 36V or 48V.

⚠ Do not: mount outside, in the engine bay or anywhere it can get wet. The housing is not sealed and isn't rated for wet-location use. Mount inside a cabin, dash, canopy interior or sealed enclosure.

Size guide

All three versions share the same housing, pick by how many separately-fused circuits you need to run.

Version Circuits Good for
4-way 4 Small setups, a fridge, a lighting run, USB socket
6-way 6 Mid-size 4WD or caravan builds, fridge + lights + pump + USB
10-way 10 Full accessory setups, campers, off-grid builds

Fuses aren't included, pick your amperages separately.

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Fuse

Type: Standard blade (ATO/ATC)

Also called: ATS, standard automotive blade

Voltage: 32V DC max

Per-circuit max: 30A

Circuits

Configurations: 4, 6 or 10-way

LED indicator: Per circuit, lights when the fuse blows

Input: Single positive stud feeding all circuits

Build

Housing: Thermoplastic

Cover: Clear snap-on

Terminals: Spade (blade-type), rear entry

Mounting: Surface mount via four screw holes

Durability

Sealed: No, dry mount only

Environment: Cabin, dash, canopy interior, sealed enclosure

Universal
Positive-side blade fuse distribution block for 12V and 24V DC accessory circuits in 4WD builds, caravans, campers, boats, trailers and workshop builds. Mounts inside the cabin, dash, canopy or any dry enclosure.
12V and 24V DC accessory wiring (standard blade fuses rated to 32V DC)
Automotive, marine, caravan and 4WD builds
Not rated for 36V or 48V systems; use a 58V-rated fuse holder instead
Not sealed; keep out of engine bay, under-vehicle and other wet or exposed locations

Q: What does ATO/ATC blade fuse mean?
They're the same fuse under different names, the flat, colour-coded automotive fuses (red 10A, blue 15A, yellow 20A, clear 25A, green 30A). ATC (Automotive Thermoplastic Case) and ATO (Automotive Technology, Original) are interchangeable terms for the standard blade fuse this box takes.

Q: How does the LED blown-fuse indicator actually work?
Each LED sits in parallel across its fuse. While the fuse is intact there's almost no voltage across it, so the LED stays dark. Once the fuse blows, the full supply voltage appears across the open fuse and drives a tiny current through the LED instead, lighting it up, provided the downstream circuit still has a path to ground. It's a passive trick, not a powered sensor, so there's nothing to wire or configure.

Q: Does this include a negative or ground bus bar?
No. This block only distributes the positive/fused side. Each circuit still needs its own return path to a common ground or negative bus, budget for that separately if your setup doesn't already have one.

Q: Does it come with fuses?
No. Fuses are sold separately so you can pick the amperage each circuit actually needs, a USB socket and a fridge don't want the same fuse. In our range: a 120-piece assorted standard blade kit with the common amperages.

Q: Can each circuit run a different fuse rating?
Yes. Every slot is independent, fit whatever amperage suits the load on that circuit, from a couple of amps for an LED strip up to 30A for a heavier accessory.

Q: Is this waterproof, can I mount it in the engine bay?
No. This is not sealed and isn't rated for engine bay, exposed or wet-location mounting. Mount it inside the cabin, under a dash, in a canopy interior or inside a sealed enclosure.

Q: Which version do I need, 4, 6 or 10-way?
Count the separate circuits you actually need to fuse, then add a couple of spare slots for whatever you add later. Most single-accessory setups (a fridge, or a lighting circuit) fit on a 4-way; a build with fridge, lighting, water pump and USB sockets is a 6-way; a fuller camper or off-grid build with many circuits suits the 10-way.

Q: Will mini or micro2 blade fuses fit this holder?
No. This box takes standard-size blade fuses only. Mini blade fuses (smaller, common on many modern Japanese and European vehicles) and micro2 fuses (smallest, tall and thin) are physically different sizes and won't seat in these slots.

Q: Can I use this on a 48V system?
No. Standard blade fuses are rated to 32V DC, which comfortably covers 12V and 24V systems but isn't rated to safely clear a fault on 48V. Use a 58V-rated fuse holder for 48V systems instead.

Q: Does the input wiring need to be rated for the total combined load?
Yes. Every circuit shares the one positive input stud, so the cable and fuse feeding that stud need to handle the sum of everything you'll run at once, not just the biggest single circuit.

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