Add-a-Circuit Functionality Easily expand your vehicle’s electrical system with this add-a-circuit adapter. It allows you to tap into an existing fuse slot and add an additional powered circuit without the need for wire cutting, stripping, or soldering. This is a convenient solution for safely powering additional electronic devices. Simple Plug & Play Installation Installation is incredibly straightforward – just plug the adapter into an existing low-profile mini fuse slot. No special tools, wiring knowledge, or complex steps required. Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast or a first-time installer, this fuse tap makes the process fast and hassle-free. Universal Compatibility Compatible with most vehicles that use blade-style fuses — including ATO/ATC, Mini, Low Profile Mini, and Micro2 formats. Suitable for a wide range of cars, SUVs, trucks, and even commercial vehicles. Its universal design makes it an essential accessory for clean, safe, and reliable 12V electrical installations. FAQ'S FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 1. What is a fuse tap and how does it work? A fuse tap (also called an add-a-circuit) lets you easily create an additional fused circuit in your vehicle’s fuse box. It plugs into an existing fuse slot and powers accessories like dashcams without cutting or splicing wires. 2. What's the difference between ATO/ATC, Mini, Low Profile Mini, and Micro2 fuse taps? Each fuse tap type corresponds to a specific fuse size and shape used in different vehicles. Here’s a quick comparison: Type Description Common Uses ATO/ATC Standard full-size blade fuse Older vehicles, trucks, RVs Mini Smaller than ATO; common in modern cars Dash cams, GPS, LED lights Low Profile Mini Even smaller, recessed blades Compact and tight fuse boxes Micro2 Ultra slim with inline blades Late-model vehicles 3. How do I know which fuse tap fits my vehicle? Check your vehicle's owner's manual or inspect the fuse box. Remove a fuse and compare it to online charts or product guides to confirm the type. 4. Is this product good for dashcam installation? Yes, fuse taps are ideal for powering dashcams. They provide a fused, clean connection directly from your fuse box. 5. Do I need any tools to install it? No tools are needed. Installation is plug-and-play — simply insert it into an existing fuse slot, insert your fuses, and connect the accessory wire. 6. Will it drain my battery if used with a dashcam? It depends on the fuse slot used: Ignition-switched fuse: Powers the dashcam only when the car is running — avoids battery drain. Constant power fuse: Enables 24/7 recording — use a battery protection device to prevent draining. 7. What fuse ratings should I use with it? Use the original fuse size for the factory circuit (in the lower slot), and typically a 2A–10A fuse for your accessory in the upper slot — depending on its power draw. 8. Does it come with fuses included? This depends on the product. Some kits include fuses; others do not. Please check the listing or packaging details. 9. Can I use a fuse tap for high-power accessories? Fuse taps are best for low-power 12V devices (like dashcams, GPS, lights). For high-draw accessories like amplifiers or inverters, use a direct battery connection with a relay. 10. Can I remove the fuse tap later without damaging anything? Yes. Fuse taps are non-destructive. You can simply unplug them and reinstall the original fuse without leaving any trace.
