Eoppen Automotive Fuse Assortment Kit, 360-Piece

If you want a small supply of replacement fuses for different vehicles and electrical gear, this kit covers more ground than buying a single fuse size at a time. Its 360 blade fuses come in standard, mini, micro, and Micro2 formats, with a range of amperage ratings and a fuse puller included.

If you prioritize having several formats on hand, this assortment makes sense, if you prefer a compact kit tailored to one vehicle, its broad mix may include types you never use.

Getting the most from it

Keep the kit where you can reach it during routine vehicle maintenance, such as in a garage cabinet or a roadside supply box. If an accessory stops working, you can check the vehicle’s fuse information, identify the matching fuse format and amperage, and use the included puller to remove the fuse for inspection. The color-coded housing and rating engraved on top are intended to make identification easier.

The important part is matching the replacement to the original: choose the same physical format and amperage rather than treating any fuse in the assortment as interchangeable. For example, a Micro2 fuse is not a substitute for a standard blade fuse just because both have the same rating. The kit is described as suitable for many cars, trucks, RVs, boats, and motorcycles, but vehicle fuse layouts and requirements vary, check your owner’s information before replacing one.

Why it’s worth it

The practical appeal is variety. Instead of keeping only one or two ratings around, this set combines four blade-fuse formats and multiple ratings, so it can help with different replacement needs across compatible equipment. The included puller also means you do not have to source that small tool separately for a basic fuse change.

Worth considering if you maintain more than one vehicle or want a selection of common blade fuses ready for occasional electrical troubleshooting. It may not suit you if you already know you need a specific specialty fuse, or if your vehicle uses a fuse format not included here. The maker says the assortment fits most electrical equipment and vehicles, that broad claim is not a substitute for checking the exact fuse type your application calls for.

Key features

The assortment contains 156 standard fuses, 90 mini fuses, 66 micro fuses, and 48 Micro2 fuses. Ratings across the assortment include 2A, 3A, 5A, 7.5A, 10A, 15A, 20A, 25A, 30A, 35A, and 40A, though not every format includes every rating. The micro fuses listed start at 2A, while the Micro2 selection starts at 3A.

The blade fuses use zinc alloy, and their plastic housings are color-coded with the amperage marked on top. Those details help with sorting and identification, but they do not confirm compatibility by themselves. Check both the rating and the fuse’s physical style before fitting a replacement. The assortment is aimed at keeping useful options available, not at diagnosing why a fuse blew, repeated failures call for addressing the underlying electrical issue.

Final verdict

This Eoppen kit is a sensible fit for someone who wants a broad supply of standard, mini, micro, and Micro2 blade fuses plus a puller in one assortment. Its strongest use case is occasional replacement across compatible vehicles or equipment, especially when you do not want to buy each rating separately. Skip it if you need a particular fuse style that is absent, or cannot verify that the vehicle uses one of these formats. Matching the fuse to the vehicle matters more than the size of the assortment.