Cooper Bussmann BP/ATM-30-RP 30A Mini Blade Fuse 5 Pack

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN BP/ATM-30-RP is a fast-acting mini blade fuse rated at 30 amps and 32 volts, sold in a 5-pack. It is designed to protect low-voltage automotive and equipment circuits from overcurrent conditions. The fuse features a transparent housing that allows technicians to visually inspect the fuse link without removal, and it is color-coded green for fast identification of its 30-amp rating. These fuses are installed in standard mini blade fuse blocks and panels found in vehicles, marine equipment, and light-duty electrical systems. Licensed electricians, automotive technicians, and equipment service pros rely on this format for quick circuit protection service.

Mini blade fuses in the ATM format are used across a wide range of 12-volt and 24-volt DC applications including automotive fuse panels, trailer wiring, marine electronics, and aftermarket accessory circuits. The 30-amp rating suits higher-draw circuits such as lighting, blower motors, and accessory loads. The 5-pack format supports service shops and fleet technicians who keep spares on hand for routine maintenance and roadside repairs. No specific compatible vehicle or system model numbers were provided in the product data.

Key Features

• Fast-acting response protects sensitive circuits from overcurrent damage
• Transparent housing allows visual fuse link inspection without removal
• Green color coding provides instant 30-amp rating identification
• Mini blade ATM format fits standard mini fuse blocks and panels
• 5-pack quantity supports stocking for service and fleet use
• Rated at 32 volts DC for compatibility with 12-volt and 24-volt systems

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement for standard ATM mini blade fuse positions rated at 30 amps in automotive, marine, and light-duty equipment fuse panels.

Installation Notes

Always disconnect the vehicle or equipment battery or switch off the relevant circuit before replacing fuses to prevent arcing or accidental shorts. Use a fuse puller tool rather than fingers or metal tools to remove mini blade fuses from tight fuse blocks. Replace only with a fuse of the same amperage and voltage rating — never substitute a higher-rated fuse to resolve a repeated blow condition. Diagnose the underlying circuit fault before returning the system to service.