Cooper Bussmann BP/ATM-AID Mini Blade Fuse Assortment 5pc

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN BP/ATM-AID is a five-piece fast-acting mini blade fuse assortment rated at 32 volts DC. The kit includes one fuse each at 10 amps, 15 amps, 20 amps, 25 amps, and 30 amps, covering the most common amperage ratings found in light automotive, marine, and low-voltage electrical circuits. Each fuse features color coding for quick amperage identification and Cooper Bussmann Easy ID LED technology, which illuminates when a fuse has opened — allowing technicians to locate a blown fuse without a meter. This assortment is a practical bench and service-truck item for electricians, marine technicians, and automotive service pros.

The BP/ATM-AID assortment is suited for use in any application that accepts standard mini blade fuses rated at 32 volts DC or below. Typical installation points include automotive fuse panels, light-duty marine electrical systems, RV distribution panels, and low-voltage control circuits. The five-fuse selection covers the amperage range most frequently needed during diagnostic service calls, reducing the need to carry multiple individual fuse part numbers on the job.

Key Features

• Five-piece assortment: one each at 10A, 15A, 20A, 25A, and 30A
• Rated at 32 volts DC fast-acting operation
• Easy ID illuminating LED technology indicates a blown fuse visually
• Color-coded fuse bodies for rapid amperage identification
• Compact individual fuse dimensions: 0.744 inches L x 0.354 inches W x 0.076 inches H

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for standard mini blade fuse positions rated at 32 volts DC in automotive, marine, RV, and low-voltage electrical panels.

Installation Notes

Mini blade fuse replacement is typically performed by electricians or automotive and marine service technicians. Always de-energize the circuit and confirm zero voltage at the fuse holder before removing or installing a fuse. Use a fuse puller tool where provided in the panel to avoid contact with adjacent live terminals. Replace a blown fuse only after identifying and correcting the root cause of the overcurrent condition — installing a higher-amperage fuse than specified is not an acceptable repair.