Littelfuse LMIN002.V 2A 58VDC Low Profile Mini Blade Fuse

Product Description

The LITTELFUSE LMIN002.V is a low profile mini blade automotive fuse rated at 2 amps and 58 volts DC. It is designed for compact fuse blocks and automotive electrical systems where space is limited. The low profile blade form factor fits standard mini fuse holders and provides reliable overcurrent protection for vehicle wiring circuits. Zinc terminals with silver-plated and tin-plated finishes resist corrosion and ensure consistent contact. Licensed electricians and automotive technicians install this fuse as part of vehicle electrical maintenance or repair work. RoHS compliant construction suits applications where restricted hazardous substance compliance is required.

This fuse is specifically suited for electric two-wheeler and three-wheeler vehicle platforms where low-voltage DC circuits require compact, reliable overcurrent protection. The LP MINI series form factor is common in tight fuse panel layouts found in electric scooters, motorcycles, and light electric vehicles. It is also applicable in any system accepting a low profile mini blade fuse at or below 2 amps and 58 volts DC.

Key Features

• 2 amp rating with 58 volt DC maximum for low-voltage vehicle circuit protection
• Low profile mini blade style fits standard LP MINI fuse holders
• Zinc terminals with silver-plated and tin-plated finish for corrosion resistance
• RoHS compliant materials suitable for restricted hazardous substance requirements
• Compact dimensions support dense fuse panel layouts in electric vehicles

Compatibility

Designed for use in electric two-wheeler and three-wheeler vehicle applications requiring a low profile mini blade fuse. Fits fuse holders and panels accepting the LP MINI blade style rated for 2 amps at up to 58 volts DC.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive or electrical technician. Always disconnect the vehicle battery before removing or replacing fuses to prevent arcing or unintended circuit activation. Verify that the replacement fuse amperage and voltage rating match the circuit requirements exactly — never substitute a higher-amp fuse to bypass a repeated fault. Inspect the fuse holder contacts for corrosion or damage before seating the new fuse.