Cooper Bussmann BP/TL-A Tl Plug Fuse Assorted 3 Pack

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN BP/TL-A is a carded 3-pack of time delay TL plug fuses in an assorted amperage set, including one 15-amp, one 20-amp, and one 30-amp fuse. TL-type plug fuses are designed to protect residential electrical panels and branch circuits from overcurrent conditions. The time delay design tolerates brief inrush currents from motor loads such as refrigerators, air conditioners, and sump pumps without nuisance blowing, while still opening quickly under a true fault condition. Licensed electricians and qualified HVAC technicians install these fuses in screw-in fuse panels commonly found in older residential service equipment.

This assorted pack is suited for residential service calls where a technician needs to carry multiple amperage ratings for a single visit. Common applications include screw-in fuse panels in homes, garages, workshops, and outbuildings, as well as branch circuit protection for motor-driven appliances. The inclusion of 15A, 20A, and 30A fuses in one carded pack makes this a practical stock item for service vans and supply houses. Installation is subject to NEC requirements governing fuse type and ampacity matching for the protected circuit.

Key Features

• Assorted 3-pack includes one 15-amp, one 20-amp, and one 30-amp TL plug fuse
• Time delay design handles motor inrush current without nuisance opening
• TL-type rejection base helps prevent over-fusing of circuits
• Carded retail packaging suitable for counter or van stock
• Compact dimensions: 1.83 inches L x 0.917 inches W x 0.417 inches H per fuse

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for residential screw-in fuse panels that accept standard TL-type time delay plug fuses.

Installation Notes

TL plug fuses are installed by a licensed electrician or qualified technician. Always de-energize and lock out the panel before removing or replacing fuses. Verify that the replacement fuse ampacity matches the circuit conductor rating as required by the NEC. Never substitute a higher-ampacity fuse than the circuit is rated for.