When you are wiring auxiliary circuits in a car, truck, or boat, a six-way blade fuse panel turns a tangle of in-line fuses into one protected distribution point. The Ipartgo 12-24V Blade Fuse Box Block Holder and the Miniduino 6 Way Car Boot Power Distribution Board sit less than a dollar apart in price, but they take different approaches. One comes as a fuller kit; the other leans on its grounding layout. Here is how to pick.
Quick verdict
Choose the Ipartgo if you want a ready-to-fit six-way panel with twelve blade fuses, LED fault indicators, a transparent cover, and labels. Choose the Miniduino if you want a six-fused-output block with negative ground connections and dual positive inputs.
At a glance
| Ipartgo 6-Way Blade Fuse Box | Miniduino 6-Way Fuse Panel | |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD 7.69 | USD 6.95 |
| Fuse platform | ATC/ATO blade fuses | ATC/ATO/ATF blade fuses |
| Standout extras | 12 fuses, LED indicators, transparent cover, 40 stickers | 1 ground input + 6 ground outputs, dual positive inputs |
Where the Ipartgo wins
The Ipartgo is the more complete starting point. It includes 12 blade fuses in four color-coded ratings (20A, 15A, 10A, 5A), LED indicators so a blown fuse is easy to spot, a transparent splash-proof and dust-proof cover, and 40 stickers for labeling circuits. If you want to mount a panel and immediately know which circuit failed, the Ipartgo gives you that visibility out of the box.
Where the Miniduino wins
The Miniduino concentrates on the bus itself. The six-way block provides one negative ground input and six ground outputs so branch circuits can share a grounding point. Dual positive power connections help the bus handle a 100A maximum operating amperage, which makes it a stronger central distribution point when you want tidy ground wiring. It also uses stainless steel screws and recessed mounting holes for a cleaner install.
Product notes
Ipartgo 12-24V Blade Fuse Box Block Holder
The Ipartgo is a six-way ATC/ATO blade fuse holder rated for 32V DC, which puts it in the 12V and 24V range for vehicle and marine systems. The appeal at USD 7.69 is completeness: 12 fuses in four ratings, LED indicators, a transparent cover, and 40 labels. The LEDs are a real time-saver when you are tracing a dead circuit in a dark or cramped area. The trade-off is the higher price and a fixed fuse assortment, so if your loads need different ratings, you will be replacing some of the supplied fuses from the start. The transparent splash-proof cover adds protection, and the roughly 8.5 x 7 x 3.5 cm footprint keeps the panel compact.
Miniduino 6 Way Car Boot Power Distribution 12-24V Blade Fuse Holder
The Miniduino operates more like a small distribution hub. Its six positions accept ATC/ATO/ATF blade fuses, and the block adds one negative ground input plus six ground outputs so you can ground every branch circuit in the same place. Dual positive power connections support a 100A maximum operating amperage, making it a solid anchor for a vehicle boot or marine auxiliary panel. The stainless steel screws and recessed mounting holes point to a clean install. Its price is USD 6.95, the lower of the two. The trade-off is practical: the price gap is small, so if built-in LED fault indicators are essential to you, the Ipartgo is the panel that includes them.
Final choice by use case
If you are putting together a 12V or 24V auxiliary panel and want one box that includes fuses, indicators, a cover, and labels, the Ipartgo is the more convenient pick. If you are laying out a permanent distribution point where clean grounding and dual positive feeds matter more, the Miniduino is the stronger foundation.
