Value Collection BD-7385-125 Cartridge Fuse 125A 32V

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-7385-125 is a general purpose cartridge fuse rated at 125 amps and 32 volts. It features a bolt-on mount style and a green-colored cartridge body, making visual identification straightforward during inspection or replacement. This fuse is designed to protect low-voltage DC circuits from overcurrent conditions. Electricians and equipment technicians install this type of fuse in automotive, marine, off-road, and low-voltage DC power distribution applications where reliable overcurrent protection is required.

This cartridge fuse is suited for general purpose overcurrent protection in 32-volt DC systems. Typical installations include battery protection circuits, auxiliary power distribution panels, and equipment control systems that operate on low-voltage DC. The bolt-on mount design secures the fuse firmly to a busbar or terminal block, reducing the risk of vibration-related disconnection in mobile or industrial equipment environments.

Key Features

• 125-amp rating provides overcurrent protection for high-current DC circuits
• 32-volt DC rated for low-voltage electrical systems
• Bolt-on mount style for secure, vibration-resistant installation
• Cartridge fuse body construction for straightforward replacement
• Green color coding supports quick visual identification
• Sold individually for single-fuse replacement needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cartridge fuse for low-voltage DC power distribution systems requiring a bolt-on mount, 125-amp, 32-volt general purpose fuse.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or equipment technician. Disconnect and isolate all power sources before removing or installing the fuse to prevent arc flash or unintended circuit energization. Confirm the replacement fuse amperage and voltage ratings match the circuit protection requirements before installation. Follow applicable NEC guidelines and equipment manufacturer service procedures when servicing overcurrent protection devices.