This VES 10 pack add a circuit mini fuse setup lets you turn spare or existing mini fuse spots into clean accessory feeds. You slide the adapter into a live mini fuse position and plug the original fuse back into the first slot while the second slot runs your new gear. With a pack of ten you can wire lights radios or small 12V loads across multiple vehicles or projects without cutting factory looms.

Each adapter uses a compact mini blade body and a short red lead with a heat shrink end so you can crimp once then seal the joint. The layout keeps the fuse rating visible at the panel which helps when you are fault finding on the road. The mini size suits most late model fuse boxes where space is tight. It is a smart buy for anyone setting up touring or work vehicles.

• 10 pack of add-a-circuit mini fuse adapters
• Suits fuse panels that accept mini blade fuses
• Lets you add a second fused circuit to an existing slot
• Maintains the original fused circuit while feeding an accessory
• Short insulated red lead for tidy routing near fuse box
• Pre-fitted heat shrink end ready to seal after crimping
• Handy for powering small 12V accessories like lights or radios
• Reduces need to cut or splice factory wiring looms
• Compact design works well in tight modern fuse panels
• VES branded electrical accessory for auto use

Q: Can I use these add-a-circuit adapters on any car with mini blade fuses?

Yes, they suit panels that take mini blade fuses. If your fuse box uses the smaller mini style the adapter will slide into the same slot and share that feed. You still need to match fuse ratings to the circuit in your wiring plan. Always double check the fuse style and layout in your owner manual before you start.

Q: Do these adapters include the actual fuses?

No, this pack provides the mini add-a-circuit holders only. You choose blade fuse ratings to suit both the factory circuit and the new accessory circuit. That way you can match the amperage to cable size and load draw. Keeping fuses separate also lets you standardise on the values you already carry in the glovebox.

Q: What type of accessories are they typically used for?

They are commonly used for low to moderate draw 12V accessories. Typical examples include dash cams interior LEDs small work lights or UHF radio feeds. Keeping these on their own fused spur helps protect the main loom. It also makes it easier to disable or change an accessory later without chasing wires through the cabin.

Q: Is any special crimping tool required for the heat shrink end?

A standard quality crimping tool for insulated terminals is suitable. You crimp your chosen joiner to the red lead then shrink the sleeve with controlled heat from a gun or lighter. A firm mechanical crimp matters more than the shrink itself. The heat shrink simply adds strain relief and helps keep dust and moisture away from the copper.

Suitable for fuse panels that accept mini blade fuses.

Fits into an existing mini fuse slot to create an additional fused circuit.

Commonly used for 12V accessories such as lights, small electronics and auxiliary gear.

No specific vehicle make or model fitment is supplied so users should confirm fuse type before installation.