Morris Products ATC-5 Automotive Blade Fuse 5A 32V

Product Description

The MORRIS PRODUCTS ATC-5 is a fast-acting automotive blade fuse rated for 5 amps at 32 volts DC. Designed for use in low-voltage control circuits and automotive electrical systems, this fuse provides overcurrent protection with a 1000-amp interrupting rating. The plastic housing meets SAE J1284 standards and carries UL approval. The fuse element is zinc, and the tan color coding follows industry-standard ATC fuse identification. Electrical contractors, automotive technicians, and low-voltage control system installers will find this a straightforward, code-compliant replacement for standard ATC blade fuse positions.

The ATC-5 is suited for 12-volt and 24-volt automotive electrical panels, low-voltage control circuits, and equipment requiring fast-acting overcurrent protection below 32 volts DC. The blade-end connection style fits standard ATC fuse holders found in automotive fuse blocks, control panels, and inline fuse holders. The non-indicating design provides no external visual signal of a blown fuse, so a multimeter or test light is needed during troubleshooting. The tan color coding makes fuse rating identification fast in multi-fuse panels.

Key Features

• Fast-acting characteristics for rapid overcurrent response in low-voltage circuits
• 5-amp current rating with 1000-amp interrupting rating for reliable protection
• 32-volt DC voltage rating suitable for automotive and low-voltage control applications
• Industry-standard tan color coding for quick visual identification of the 5-amp rating
• Blade-end connection fits standard ATC automotive fuse holders
• UL approved and RoHS compliant; meets SAE J1284

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard ATC-style automotive blade fuse positions in automotive electrical systems and low-voltage control circuit applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or automotive technician. Always disconnect or power down the circuit before removing or installing a fuse. Confirm the fuse holder is rated for blade-end ATC fuses and that the circuit voltage does not exceed 32 volts DC. Use a multimeter or fuse tester to verify a suspected blown fuse before replacement, as this is a non-indicating type with no visual blown-fuse indicator.