Value Collection BD-7569-A 3A 32V Automotive Blade Fuse Violet

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-7569-A is a 3-amp automotive blade fuse rated for 32 volts AC or DC service. This standard ATO-style fuse is designed to protect low-voltage automotive and equipment circuits from overcurrent events. At 0.75 inches in overall length, it fits the widely used ATO blade fuse footprint found in passenger vehicles, light trucks, and a range of 12-volt and 24-volt electrical systems. The violet color coding indicates the 3-amp rating per standard blade fuse color convention, making fast visual identification straightforward during diagnosis or replacement. Electricians, auto technicians, and fleet maintenance professionals keep this fuse on hand for routine circuit protection work.

This fuse is suited for automotive electrical panels, fuse blocks, and accessory circuits operating at 32 volts or below. It is also used in light equipment, marine applications, and low-voltage control circuits where a standard ATO blade form factor is required. The 15-piece pack supports shop stock or field kit restocking without over-ordering. Compatible with any fuse holder or fuse block accepting standard ATO blade fuses in the 3-amp position.

Key Features

• 3-amp rating protects low-voltage circuits from overcurrent damage
• Rated for 32 volts AC or DC service
• Standard ATO blade form factor fits common automotive and equipment fuse holders
• Violet color coding follows standard ATO fuse color convention for 3-amp rating
• 0.75-inch overall length for drop-in replacement in standard fuse blocks
• 15-piece pack supports shop stock and field service kits

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement for standard ATO blade fuse positions rated at 3 amps and 32 volts AC or DC, compatible with any fuse holder or panel accepting the ATO blade fuse form factor.

Installation Notes

Disconnect or power down the affected circuit before replacing a fuse. Confirm that the replacement fuse amperage matches the circuit protection requirement exactly — never substitute a higher-amp fuse to work around a repeated blow condition, as this can cause wiring damage or fire. Use a fuse puller tool when available to avoid bending terminals. Repeated fuse failure in the same circuit indicates an underlying fault that requires diagnosis before returning the circuit to service.