Cooper Bussmann BP/NON-35 Type Non Cartridge Fuse 35A 2PK

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN BP/NON-35 is a Type NON one-time cartridge fuse rated at 35 amps and 250 volts, sold in a 2-pack carded format. Designed for general-purpose overcurrent protection, this fuse is a non-renewable ferrule-style cartridge that opens the circuit on sustained overloads and short-circuit events. Electricians and maintenance technicians install these fuses in disconnect boxes, panelboards, and equipment branch circuits where a straightforward, single-use fuse is required. The compact ferrule body measures 2.75 inches long by 1.375 inches wide by 0.50 inches high.

The BP/NON-35 is suited for residential and light commercial electrical applications requiring 35-amp overcurrent protection at up to 250 volts AC. Common installation points include fused disconnects serving HVAC equipment, motor branch circuits within their applicable ratings, and general-purpose load circuits. The carded 2-pack format is practical for field service technicians who need a replacement on hand without ordering in bulk.

Key Features

• 35-amp rating with 250-volt AC maximum voltage for general-purpose branch circuit protection
• Type NON one-time (non-renewable) cartridge fuse construction
• Ferrule-style body fits standard cartridge fuse holders and disconnect blocks
• Sold as a 2-pack for convenient field inventory
• Compact form factor: 2.75 inches long, 1.375 inches wide, 0.50 inches high

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard ferrule-type cartridge fuse holders and fused disconnect switches rated for Type NON class fuses at 250 volts AC.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of cartridge fuses must be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with NEC requirements. Always de-energize and lockout/tagout the circuit before opening a fused disconnect or fuse block. Use an insulated fuse puller rated for the voltage class when removing or seating ferrule cartridge fuses. Verify the replacement fuse ampere rating and voltage rating match the circuit requirements and equipment nameplate before restoring power.