Cooper Bussmann BP/T-25 Type T Plug Fuse 25A 2 Pack

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN BP/T-25 is a Type T time-delay plug fuse rated at 25 amps, sold in a 2-pack carded format. The Fusetron time-delay design absorbs brief inrush currents common in motor-start applications without nuisance opening, while still providing reliable overcurrent protection under sustained fault conditions. This style of plug fuse threads into standard Edison-base fuse holders found in older residential load centers and service panels. Electricians and HVAC technicians reach for time-delay fuses when protecting compressor motors, fan motors, and other inductive loads that draw high startup current.

Type T plug fuses are commonly used in residential electrical panels, disconnect boxes, and equipment service fuse blocks where an Edison-base fuse socket is present. The 25-amp rating suits branch circuits and equipment loads that fall within that current range. The time-delay characteristic makes this fuse appropriate for motor circuits where instantaneous-trip fuses would open on normal startup surges rather than true overload or short-circuit events. The 2-pack carded format is practical for service technicians who need a spare on hand during a service call.

Key Features

• 25-amp time-delay (Type T Fusetron) design tolerates motor inrush without nuisance trips
• Edison-base plug fuse fits standard residential fuse holders without adapters
• Time-delay action distinguishes between harmless inrush and true sustained overcurrent
• 2-pack carded format provides a backup fuse for service calls
• Compact dimensions allow easy storage in a service truck parts kit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard Edison-base Type T plug fuse applications in residential electrical panels and equipment disconnect fuse blocks.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements for overcurrent protection devices. Always shut off the main breaker or disconnect power to the panel before replacing a plug fuse. Verify the replacement fuse amperage matches the circuit rating before inserting. Do not substitute a higher-amperage fuse to correct repeated opening — diagnose the underlying overload or fault condition first.