Cooper Bussmann BP/HHLP-RP Atm Add a Circuit Fuse Holder 20A

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN BP/HHLP-RP is a mini low-profile ATM-style Add A Circuit fuse holder designed to expand a single fuse slot into two independently protected circuits. This holder accepts ATM mini blade fuses and supports fusing up to 20 amps on the added circuit. It is used in automotive and light-duty vehicle electrical systems where additional circuit protection is needed without rewiring. Electricians and auto-electrical technicians install this holder directly into an existing ATM fuse slot, making it a practical solution for adding accessories or auxiliary circuits to a fuse panel. Each package contains 5 units.

This fuse holder is suited for light-duty automotive and vehicle electrical applications where ATM mini low-profile blade fuses are the standard format. It is commonly installed when adding aftermarket accessories such as dashcams, lighting circuits, or auxiliary power outlets that require dedicated overcurrent protection. The compact, low-profile form factor is designed to fit in tight fuse block spaces where standard-height fuse holders would not clear the panel cover.

Key Features

• Converts one ATM fuse slot into two separately fused circuits
• Provides overcurrent protection for both the original and added circuit
• Supports fusing up to 20 amps on the added circuit
• Mini low-profile ATM blade fuse format for tight-clearance fuse blocks
• Sold in a package of 5 units

Compatibility

Designed for use with ATM mini low-profile blade fuse panels found in automotive and light-duty vehicle electrical systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or auto-electrical technician. Disconnect the vehicle battery before inserting or removing fuse holders to avoid arc faults or unintended circuit activation. Ensure the fuse rating selected for the added circuit does not exceed the 20-amp maximum or the capacity of the wiring it protects. Follow applicable vehicle manufacturer guidelines and NEC or SAE wiring practices where relevant.