Littelfuse LMIN020.V 20 Amp Mini Blade Automotive Fuse

Product Description

The LITTELFUSE LMIN020.V is a low profile mini blade-style automotive fuse rated at 20 amps and 58 volts DC. It is part of the LP MINI series, designed for compact fuse block applications where vertical clearance is limited. The yellow color coding identifies the 20-amp rating at a glance, consistent with standard automotive fuse color conventions. The terminal material is zinc with a silver tinned finish, supporting reliable contact in low-voltage automotive and light electric vehicle circuits. This fuse is installed by automotive electricians and electric vehicle technicians working on 12-volt and 24-volt DC distribution systems.

This fuse is suited for low-voltage DC circuit protection in electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers, as well as other compact automotive and powersports applications where a low profile mini blade fuse is specified. Its compact footprint makes it compatible with tight fuse block installations found in motorcycles, scooters, and similar light electric vehicles. The LP MINI series form factor allows direct drop-in replacement wherever a low profile mini blade slot is present.

Key Features

• 20-amp rating with 58-volt DC maximum for low-voltage circuit protection
• Low profile mini blade style fits space-constrained fuse blocks
• Yellow color coding for quick 20-amp identification per standard automotive convention
• Zinc terminals with silver tinned finish for corrosion-resistant contact
• RoHS compliant construction
• LP MINI series form factor for broad low profile mini blade fitment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for low profile mini blade fuse applications in electric two-wheelers, three-wheelers, and other automotive systems requiring a 20-amp low profile mini blade fuse in the LP MINI series form factor.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by automotive electricians or qualified EV service technicians. Always disconnect or disable the circuit before removing or installing a fuse to prevent arc flash or unintended circuit energization. Verify the replacement fuse amperage and voltage rating match the circuit requirements before installation. Do not substitute a higher-amperage fuse to resolve a repeated blow condition — diagnose the underlying fault first.