Littelfuse 0327015 Automotive Fuse 15A 32VDC MICRO2

Product Description

The LITTELFUSE 0327015 is a 15-amp, 32-volt DC sub-mini blade-style automotive fuse engineered for vehicle circuit protection. The housing is molded from PA66 thermoplastic and the terminals are zinc alloy with a silver-plated finish, providing reliable conductivity in demanding automotive environments. Rated resistance is 4.9 ohms. At 0.01 pounds, this is a lightweight, compact component designed to fit tight fuse block locations. Automotive technicians and fleet service professionals install this fuse as part of standard circuit protection maintenance or diagnostic replacement work.

The 0327015 is intended for use in vehicle electrical circuits requiring sub-mini blade fuse protection at 32 VDC. Its MICRO2 series designation places it in a specific physical footprint category common in modern automotive and light-truck fuse panels. It is appropriate for applications where SAE J2741 and ISO 8820-12:2020 compliant components are specified. The blue color coding is a standard industry identifier for 15-amp fuse ratings in the blade fuse family.

Key Features

• 15-amp rating with 32 VDC maximum voltage for automotive circuit protection
• Sub-mini blade style in the MICRO2 series footprint
• PA66 thermoplastic housing with silver-plated zinc alloy terminals
• Compliant with SAE J2741 and ISO 8820-12:2020 standards
• RoHS compliant construction
• Blue color coding for easy 15-amp identification at the fuse panel

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for vehicle electrical systems requiring a MICRO2 sub-mini blade fuse at a 15-amp, 32 VDC rating.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by automotive technicians or qualified vehicle electricians. Disconnect the vehicle battery before servicing any fuse panel to prevent arc flash or unintended circuit energization. Use a fuse puller tool to remove and seat MICRO2 blade fuses — avoid using metal tools that could contact adjacent terminals. Always replace with a fuse of identical amperage and voltage rating; installing a higher-rated fuse to address repeated failures indicates an underlying circuit fault that must be diagnosed first.