Automotive Blade Fuse Kit ks tools 970.0280 — 120 pcs, 5–30 A range

Kit of mini automotive blade fuses from ks tools containing 120 pieces with an amperage range of 5–30 A. The set provides a comprehensive assortment of low- to mid-current fuses for quick replacement and maintenance of vehicle electrical circuits. Designed for workshop use, service technicians and DIY vehicle repairs, this kit helps restore circuit protection for common consumer circuits such as lighting, infotainment, sensors and auxiliary equipment.

Advantages

The kit offers a wide selection of amperages in one compact case to reduce downtime during diagnostics and repairs. Fuses are manufactured to standard blade dimensions to fit common automotive fuse holders and fuse boxes. The assortment simplifies inventory management, allowing technicians to carry multiple fuse ratings without needing separate packages. The clear packaging and organized layout make it easy to identify ratings and select the correct fuse for replacement.

Suitable for

• Automotive workshops and mobile service vans
• Service technicians performing electrical diagnostics and repairs
• DIY vehicle owners for routine fuse replacement
• Fleet maintenance teams for on-site emergency repairs

Key specifications

• Contents: 120 mini blade fuses covering amperage range 5–30 A
• Fuse type: automotive mini blade (standard dimensions for common fuse holders)
• Amperage range: 5 A, 7.5 A, 10 A, 15 A, 20 A, 25 A, 30 A (assorted counts)
• Intended application: low- to mid-current automotive circuits
• Packaging: compact, organized case for transport and storage

How to use

Identify the blown fuse by checking the vehicle's fuse box and referring to the vehicle's fuse diagram. Ensure the vehicle ignition is off before removing or inserting fuses. Choose a replacement fuse with the same amperage rating and the same blade type as the original. Gently extract the defective fuse using a fuse puller or pliers and insert the new fuse until it seats fully in the holder. After replacement, test the circuit to confirm normal operation.

Recommendations

Store the kit in a dry, temperature-stable environment and keep the case closed to prevent loss or contamination. Replace only with the exact amperage rating specified for the circuit; using a higher rating can expose wiring and components to risk. If fuses blow repeatedly, inspect the circuit for faults rather than repeatedly increasing fuse rating.