Cooper Bussmann BP/ATM-20-RP 20A Mini Blade Auto Fuse 5 Pack

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN BP/ATM-20-RP is a fast-acting mini blade automotive fuse rated at 20 amps, sold in a 5-pack. Each fuse features a transparent housing that allows technicians to visually inspect the fuse link without removal, speeding up diagnosis during electrical troubleshooting. The yellow color coding follows the standard ATC/ATM color convention, making it straightforward to identify the correct amperage rating at a glance. These fuses are designed for use in automotive and light-duty vehicle electrical systems and are installed by automotive technicians, fleet maintenance crews, and electrical professionals working on vehicle circuits.

Mini blade ATM-style fuses are commonly found in late-model passenger vehicles, light trucks, and powersport equipment where space-saving fuse block designs are used. The compact ATM form factor fits dedicated mini blade fuse holders and fuse blocks. This 5-pack configuration suits service shops and fleet accounts that replace fuses routinely as part of electrical diagnostics or preventive maintenance. Each individual fuse measures 0.076 inches in length, 0.55 inches in width, and 0.60 inches in height.

Key Features

• Fast-acting fuse element provides immediate overcurrent protection for vehicle circuits
• Transparent housing allows visual inspection of fuse link status without removal
• Yellow color coding follows standard amperage identification convention for 20-amp ATM fuses
• Mini blade ATM form factor fits compact fuse blocks in modern vehicles and powersport equipment
• 5-pack quantity reduces per-unit cost for shop stock and fleet maintenance use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement mini blade ATM fuse for automotive and light-duty vehicle electrical systems that use the ATM mini blade fuse format.

Installation Notes

Disconnect the vehicle battery or de-energize the relevant circuit before replacing a fuse to prevent arc flash or accidental circuit energization. Use a fuse puller tool when removing and installing mini blade fuses to avoid damage to the fuse block terminals. Always replace a blown fuse with one of the same amperage rating — installing a higher-rated fuse will not protect the circuit and can cause wiring damage. Diagnose the root cause of any blown fuse before returning the circuit to service.