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.

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 beautiful little fuse/Relay box well worth the money

Good to use and mount

I used this to build a new fuse box for a 1967 Ford dump truck. Very good build quality on the box and some of the details like including extra crimp connectors and seals was very nice for if I messed up. The crimp connectors are nice and solid when using the crimping tool - I still soldered the connections after crimping but it felt solid enough that I probably didn't have to. As well the seals install nice and tight into the holes, although I'm a little concerned about the waterproofing of the 16ga wires, there seems to be a little bit of movement that isn't present in the 14ga and larger wires. It should be good enough though, I'm not planning on using the truck as a boat after all! To the downsides, the lid of the box is a little challenging to get off - I get why they have extra clips for a good top seal, but it is hard to push both on one side in to release the lid. As well it would be nice if there was a back case or cover to keep the wires contained - I'm going to try 3d printing one to make sure the wires don't ever rub against the cab wall or get out enough to get snagged. Final notes: Plan your fusebox before stripping your first wire and have the proper crimp tool. I had a full plan, including what every single spot in the fusebox connected to, and it made wiring it a breeze. Also, a label maker to print cable tags is a huge headache preventer if you don't have enough wire colors for each circuit to have a different color.