Cooper Bussmann BP/ATC-5ID 5A Illuminating Blade Fuse 2 Pack

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN BP/ATC-5ID is a 2-pack of 5-amp Easy ID illuminating blade fuses designed for automotive and light-duty vehicle fuse panels. Each fuse incorporates LED technology that lights up when the fuse has opened, giving technicians a fast visual indication of a blown fuse without the need for a test light or multimeter. This is especially useful in cramped or poorly lit fuse panels tucked under dashboards. The fuses follow the standard ATC blade form factor and carry the same universal color coding used on conventional non-illuminating fuses, so matching a replacement to an open circuit is straightforward on the job.

These fuses are suited for automotive electrical service, fleet maintenance, and light-duty vehicle repair. The illuminating indicator is particularly useful in service bay environments where multiple circuits need to be checked quickly. The ATC blade format fits standard automotive fuse blocks found across a wide range of passenger vehicles and light trucks. Installers working on vehicle electrical systems will find the visual indication cuts diagnostic time in fuse panels with dense circuit layouts.

Key Features

• LED indicator lights up when the fuse element has opened, enabling fast visual fault identification
• 5-amp rating for low-current automotive circuits
• ATC blade fuse form factor with universal color coding matching traditional non-illuminating fuses
• Useful in dark or hard-to-access fuse panel locations under dashboards
• Sold as a 2-pack for stocking a spare on hand

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard ATC blade fuse positions in automotive and light-duty vehicle fuse panels.

Installation Notes

Automotive electrical fuse service should be performed with the ignition off and, where applicable, the negative battery terminal disconnected before accessing the fuse panel. Always replace a fuse with one of the same amperage rating. If the replacement fuse opens again immediately, the underlying circuit fault must be diagnosed before reinstalling another fuse. Installation is typically performed by automotive technicians or electricians familiar with vehicle low-voltage systems.