Bussmann Cooper BP/ATM-25-RP Atm Mini Fuse 25A 32V 5-pack

Product Description

The BUSSMANN COOPER BP/ATM-25-RP is a 25-amp, 32-volt ATM blade mini automotive fuse sold in a 5-pack retail card. ATM mini fuses are a compact blade-style protective device used in automotive and light-duty vehicle electrical systems. They interrupt overcurrent conditions to protect wiring harnesses, control modules, and accessory circuits. At 0.035 pounds for the pack, these are a lightweight, easy-stock item for service vehicles and shop benches. The ATM mini form factor is smaller than standard ATO/ATC blade fuses, making them the correct choice when the fuse block specifies the mini blade slot.

ATM mini fuses are commonly used in passenger vehicles, light trucks, vans, and powersport equipment where mini blade fuse blocks are installed. Electricians and auto technicians working on vehicle accessory circuits, trailer wiring, aftermarket audio, lighting, and control panel upgrades regularly use this fuse rating. The 25-amp rating suits higher-draw accessory circuits such as lighting banks, relay circuits, and heated accessory loads. The retail blister pack format makes it practical for counter sales, field kits, and service truck inventory.

Key Features

• 25-amp current rating for higher-draw accessory and control circuits
• 32-volt DC rating suitable for standard 12-volt and 24-volt vehicle electrical systems
• ATM mini blade form factor fits mini blade fuse blocks and holders
• 5-pack retail card format for convenient stocking and counter sales
• Designed to interrupt overcurrent events and protect downstream wiring and components

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement for ATM mini blade fuse positions rated at 25 amps and 32 volts in automotive, light truck, and powersport fuse blocks that accept the mini blade fuse format.

Installation Notes

ATM mini fuses are replaced by qualified technicians or knowledgeable installers familiar with vehicle electrical systems. Always disconnect the battery or de-energize the affected circuit before removing or installing fuses. Use the correct ampere rating for the circuit as specified by the vehicle manufacturer or system designer — substituting a higher-rated fuse can allow dangerous overcurrent conditions. A fuse puller tool is recommended to avoid damage to adjacent fuse positions in tight fuse blocks.