Cooper Bussmann MAX-30 Fast Acting Maxi Fuse 30A 32V

Product Description

The COOPER BUSSMANN MAX-30 is a fast-acting automotive maxi blade fuse rated at 30 amps and 32 volts DC. It uses a zinc element housed in a standard maxi blade form factor, providing reliable overcurrent protection in automotive and light-duty vehicle electrical systems. At 1.35 inches in length and weighing just 0.05 pounds, this fuse is a compact, direct-fit component designed for use in fuse blocks and distribution centers found in passenger vehicles, trucks, and specialty equipment. Licensed automotive electricians and experienced technicians install this type of fuse during electrical system service or circuit protection upgrades.

The MAX-30 is suited for 12-volt and 24-volt DC automotive electrical circuits requiring a 30-amp fast-acting fuse in a maxi blade configuration. Its green color coding provides quick visual identification of amperage rating in multi-fuse applications. This fuse is sold individually and is appropriate for use in high-current automotive circuits such as primary power distribution, amplifier feeds, and accessory protection lines.

Key Features

• Fast-acting response provides immediate overcurrent protection for sensitive automotive circuits
• Maxi blade style fits standard maxi fuse holders and automotive distribution blocks
• 30-amp rating at 32 volts DC suits a wide range of high-current vehicle circuits
• Zinc element construction for consistent and repeatable performance
• Green color coding allows quick amperage identification in fuse panels
• RoHS 2002/95/EC compliant

Compatibility

The MAX-30 is a direct replacement for the Littelfuse MAX30 and the Ferraz Shawmut AF3-30. Designed to fit standard maxi blade automotive fuse holders and fuse block positions accepting maxi-style fuses.

Installation Notes

Maxi blade fuses are installed by qualified automotive electricians or experienced technicians. Always disconnect the vehicle battery or isolate the affected circuit before replacing a fuse to prevent arcing or unintended circuit activation. Never substitute a fuse with a higher amperage rating than the circuit is designed for, as this can cause wiring damage or fire. Inspect the fuse holder contacts for corrosion or heat damage before installing the replacement fuse.