LV Automotive’s MJC Series Fusible Link Kit gives you 50 spare fuses so you can tackle blown circuits without heading back to town. You get ratings from 15A through to 40A, which suits most accessory, lighting and smaller compressor loads on typical 12V setups. The compact case runs roughly 25 cm wide, so it drops neatly into a glovebox, drawer system or canopy pocket between trips.

The kit carries ten of each value at 15A, 20A, 25A, 30A and 40A, all in standard MJC footprints that match common automotive fuse blocks. The clear plastic case uses individual compartments so each rating stays sorted on rough tracks. The printed lid card lists every rating and 5-piece segments for quick stock checks before you get out there. For the price, this is smart buy spare-gear that keeps 12V systems ready for the next run.

• LV Automotive MJC series fusible link assortment kit
• Total of 50 MJC style fuses supplied
• Includes 15A 20A 25A 30A and 40A ratings
• Ten individual fuses provided for each rating
• Suitable for typical 12V automotive electrical circuits
• Standard MJC footprint for matching fuse holders
• Colour coded housings assist quick value identification
• Clear plastic organiser case with multiple compartments
• Printed lid card lists ratings and piece counts
• Compact case size suits glovebox or drawer storage

Q: Are these MJC fusible links suitable for standard 12V automotive systems?

Yes, they suit typical 12V automotive circuits. The current ratings from 15A to 40A line up with many accessory, lighting and smaller compressor feeds in passenger vehicles and light commercials. Always match the amp rating and style already fitted by the vehicle or accessory manufacturer. If in doubt, check your wiring diagram or talk to an auto electrician.

Q: How many spare fuses of each rating are in the LV5420 kit?

The kit includes ten fuses of each rating. You get ten at 15A, ten at 20A, ten at 25A, ten at 30A and ten at 40A, bringing the total to 50. This spread keeps you covered for multiple faults on the same circuit rating over a long run. It also means you can share a few with a mate without running short yourself.

Q: What is the best way to store this kit in a touring vehicle?

The plastic case is sized to suit common storage spots like gloveboxes and drawer systems. Keeping it flat helps the fuses stay in their labelled compartments. Many drivers stash it near their main fuse panel so it is on hand during troubleshooting. Just avoid crushing loads so the lid and latch stay in shape.

Q: Can I upsize the fuse value if a circuit keeps blowing?

No, you should always match the original fuse rating. A repeatedly blown fuse usually points to a fault such as a short, overload or damaged wiring. Upsizing from 15A to 20A or 25A can allow the wiring to overheat. The safer approach is to locate the fault, repair it and refit the correct MJC fuse rating supplied in the kit.