Littelfuse 0895025.Z 25A 58VDC Low Profile Jcase Fuse

Product Description

The LITTELFUSE 0895025.Z is a low profile JCASE automotive blade fuse rated at 25 amps and 58 volts DC. It uses a standard blade configuration in a compact LP JCASE form factor, designed for overcurrent protection in 12-volt and 24-volt vehicle electrical systems. The housing is constructed from PA66-GF13 glass-filled nylon and the cover from PSU thermoplastic, providing durability in underhood and in-cab fuse block environments. This fuse meets ISO 8820-4, SAE J2741, and RoHS requirements, making it suitable for OEM and service replacement applications. Installation is performed by automotive electricians and fleet maintenance technicians.

This fuse is designed for use in commercial vehicles and passenger cars wherever a low profile JCASE fuse block position is specified. Common applications include body control circuits, auxiliary power feeds, and accessory protection in both light-duty passenger vehicles and medium-duty commercial vehicle platforms. Its compact low profile height allows fitment in space-constrained fuse centers that cannot accept a standard-height JCASE fuse. Sold individually with a minimum order quantity of 5 units.

Key Features

• 25 amp rating with 58 volts DC maximum for automotive circuit protection
• Low profile LP JCASE form factor fits space-constrained vehicle fuse centers
• Standard blade style for direct insertion into compatible fuse block positions
• PA66-GF13 glass-filled nylon housing for heat and vibration resistance
• Meets ISO 8820-4, SAE J2741, and RoHS compliance standards
• Resistance rated at 3.39 milliohms for predictable circuit protection performance

Compatibility

Designed for commercial vehicle and passenger car fuse block positions requiring a low profile JCASE blade-style fuse at 25 amps and 58 volts DC per ISO 8820-4 and SAE J2741 specifications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by automotive electricians or qualified fleet maintenance technicians. Disconnect the vehicle battery or isolate the circuit before removing or installing fuses to prevent arc flash and unintended circuit activation. Use the correct fuse puller tool to avoid damage to the fuse block terminals. Never substitute a fuse with a higher amperage rating than the circuit specification requires.