Cooper Bussmann BP/KTK-2 Fast Acting Fuse 2A Ktk

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN BP/KTK-2 is a 2-amp, Type KTK fast acting fuse designed for low-amperage branch circuit and control circuit protection in commercial and industrial electrical systems. Fast acting fuses in the KTK series respond quickly to overload and short-circuit conditions, interrupting current before damage reaches downstream components. This carded retail pack contains 5 fuses, making it practical for field service techs who need replacements on hand. Electricians and controls technicians working on motor control panels, HVAC control boards, or light commercial equipment will find this a direct-fit service part.

The KTK series fast acting fuse is commonly used in control panels, fused disconnect blocks, and inline fuse holders rated for low-amperage circuits. Typical applications include HVAC equipment control circuits, motor starters, and process control equipment where fast overcurrent response is required. The carded 5-pack format is suited for stocking a service van or parts room for quick replacement during routine service calls or emergency repairs.

Key Features

• 2-amp rating with fast acting response for immediate overcurrent protection
• Type KTK form factor fits standard KTK-rated fuse holders and blocks
• Carded retail pack includes 5 fuses per package
• Compact dimensions make it compatible with tight panel installations
• Suitable for control circuit and branch circuit protection applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for KTK-rated fuse holders and inline fuse blocks used in low-amperage control circuit applications across commercial and light industrial electrical systems.

Installation Notes

Fuse replacement should be performed by a qualified electrician or controls technician in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit before removing or installing a fuse. Verify the replacement fuse amperage and type match the original specification before reinstalling. Do not substitute a higher-amperage fuse to resolve a nuisance trip — investigate the root cause of the overcurrent condition first.