STINGERSPD5625 PRO Series Maxi Fused Power Distribution Block with Two 4 Gauge Input and Four 8 Gauge Outputs

Good

I've used several of these over the years, never a problem! Easy to mount, easy to wire, easy to inspect, reliable. My current project is a "micro-tractor" for some retired friends who would like to fertilize and otherwise treat tree roots without auguring dozens or hundreds of holes by hand. I'm using two circuits for a forklift-style drive train and two for the tool. On the initial tool, one circuit will be for the auger, and the final for the lift. A separate automotive-blade-fuse box will protect controls, lights, and such.

It feels pretty cheaply made for what it is, but being the only option for 4 Maxi fuses I had to buy it. The plastic cover doesn’t stay on well, the box doesn’t tightly hold a maxi fuse. I had to really pry on the connectors to get them to hold a fuse tight enough

Just as described, two 4 gauge inputs (can use just one input or piggyback to another block), and four 8 gauge outputs.

I used this in a 1964 Ford Falcon to distribute power to the original fuse block and a new aftermarket fuse block. I'm very happy with this product.

Had no problem with thisFuse holders are great and sturdy

This is the first review I have ever left on Amazon despite buying hundreds of items. This thing is a piece of junk. I purchased three of these and on two of them the circuits eventually broke. Not the fuse, but the fuse holder. Total crap. It looks beefy, but how the fuse holder hooks in is very thin flimsy metal. I literally installed it, never touched it again, and then a few weeks later one of the circuits failed to work. This happened on two separate ones.

Good solid wiring device, although it's normally sold as a consumer product we use these all the time for heavy duty wiring in emergency vehicles

Used this on a 280z to delete fusible links. It's fairly flashy. Had to mask off the terminal's/slots to paint all the chrome flat black. Works good.