Car Fuse Set högert technik HT8G500 — 120 pieces, mixed automotive blade fuses

The högert technik HT8G500 car fuse set contains 120 mixed automotive blade fuses designed to protect and replace blown fuses in passenger cars, vans and light commercial vehicles. The assortment provides a range of common sizes and amperage ratings so users can quickly restore electrical circuits for lighting, infotainment, power windows, wipers and other vehicle systems. The compact set is intended for use in workshops, service vans and roadside emergency kits to simplify routine maintenance and immediate repairs.

Advantages

The set includes a comprehensive mix of blade fuses in a single kit, reducing the need to source individual fuses. Having multiple amperage ratings available improves readiness for different electrical circuits and makes diagnostics and replacement faster. The organized assortment supports efficient storage and easy identification of required fuses during repairs. The fuses are suitable for standard automotive fuse holders and provide reliable overcurrent protection when selected and installed according to circuit specifications.

Suitable for

• Replacing blown blade fuses in cars, vans and light commercial vehicles
• Workshop maintenance and fleet service vehicles
• Roadside emergency and breakdown repair kits
• Vehicle electrical diagnostics and troubleshooting

Key specifications

• Contents: 120 mixed automotive blade fuses
• Fuse type: standard blade (ATO/ATC-style) for automotive use
• Range: multiple amperage ratings included to cover common vehicle circuits
• Compatibility: designed for standard automotive fuse holders and panels
• Application: protection of low-voltage vehicle electrical circuits such as lighting, accessories and control modules

How to use

Identify the blown fuse by checking the vehicle’s fuse panel and comparing the melted or open element with the diagram in the vehicle manual. Select a replacement fuse of the same physical type and identical amperage rating. Ensure the vehicle ignition is off before removing and installing fuses. Insert the new blade fuse fully into the slot and verify circuit function; if the new fuse blows immediately, stop testing and inspect the circuit for faults or short circuits.

Usage recommendations

Store the fuse set in a dry, accessible location such as a service van or roadside kit. Keep spare fuses of the most commonly used amperages for your vehicle on hand and always replace fuses with the same amperage rating to maintain proper protection. If recurrent fuse failures occur, consult a professional technician to diagnose underlying electrical issues.