True Mods 12V DC Auto Waterproof Fuse 5-Pin Relay Box Block [6 Bosch Style Relay Holder] [6 ATC/ATO Fusible Holder] Universal Relay Block Box for Automotive Vehicles Cars Marine Boat Light Equipment

Very good quality! Worked well. Used there 50 amp relay externally, their distribution box and the fuse box together. Very good quality, thinking about adding another in case I expand in the future.

Have not installed yet but have wired and tested and everything worked correctly. Like the combo relay and fuse as well as it came with 5 pin relays.

Super great relay! I had one of the tabs on the front cover break and they sent me a new one. I would definitely buy from this seller again!!!

It took a lot of work, but the end product was well worth it. While the assembly instructions lack a great deal, with a little trial, error & testing, it actually goes together fairly easily. (Don't forget to install the silicone seals prior to terminating both end of your wires.) This panel would greatly benefit from additional fuse locations and better terminal containment. Definitely worth the price and hard work!!!

Good quality

This is what it looks like when pre-wired.

Good setup .... strong box... nice lay out. BUT cover latches are easily broken and the electrical connectors are total trash. To soft and don't stay in the slots or crimp very well

I looked at a lot of different platforms, including the Bussman RTR setups. This kit was not only significantly cheaper, but it also makes more logistical sense than most other platforms that give you more fused circuits than relays. Not only does an all-relay setup extend the life of your switches and lower the chance of running excess current to a large switch panel, but it also simplifies the wiring and allows for easier future upgrades in the event you decide to change a particular circuit to a higher-draw accessory. If you truly want additional fused circuits without relays, then just get a small fuse block to fill that void. The kicker is that this is a really well-made kit that is a great value given that it includes everything except the actual wire. The only downside is that it does take a significant time investment to assemble it, so if you are looking for a quick setup, this isn't it. If you need a fast setup, then look into premade setups, because all of the off-the-shelf kits are going to require substantial time to complete. The only items you need besides the kit would be a weather pack crimper (~$15) and some wire. I used 16ga for the switch and ground wires and 14ga for the power wires and it fit the seals just fine. Some heat shrink will help ensure your connections remain good for the life of your setup.