Value Collection BD-7572-1A Automotive Fuse 2 Amp 32V

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD-7572-1A is a 2 amp, 32 VAC/VDC automotive blade fuse designed for overcurrent protection in low-voltage automotive and equipment circuits. Rated at 2 amps and 32 volts AC/DC, this ATO-style fuse provides reliable protection against shorts and overloads. The gray color coding identifies the 2-amp rating at a glance, consistent with ATO blade fuse industry standards. At 0.75 inches in overall length, it fits standard ATO fuse holders found across a wide range of automotive and light equipment applications. Licensed electricians, automotive technicians, and equipment service pros install this type of fuse as a routine service item.

This fuse is suited for use in passenger vehicles, light trucks, recreational vehicles, marine applications, and mobile equipment where a standard ATO blade fuse holder is present. It is a direct form-factor match to Littelfuse ATO002 and equivalent ATO 2-amp blade fuses. Applications include fuse panels protecting low-draw circuits such as lighting, accessories, and control wiring in 12-volt and 24-volt DC systems operating within the 32-volt maximum rating.

Key Features

• 2 amp current rating for protection of low-draw automotive circuits
• 32 VAC/VDC maximum voltage rating covers standard 12 V and 24 V systems
• ATO blade-style form factor fits industry-standard fuse holders
• Gray color coding provides instant visual amp-rating identification
• 0.75 inches overall length matches OEM ATO fuse dimensions
• Sold in a 15-piece quantity for stocking and service use

Compatibility

Direct form-factor replacement for Littelfuse ATO002 and equivalent ATO blade fuses rated at 2 amps and 32 volts. Fits any standard ATO blade fuse holder designed for 0.75-inch fuses in automotive, marine, and light equipment applications.

Installation Notes

Always disconnect the vehicle or equipment battery or de-energize the circuit before replacing a fuse. Confirm the replacement fuse amp rating matches the circuit protection requirement before installation — never substitute a higher-amp fuse to resolve a repeated blow condition. Use a fuse puller tool when available to avoid damaging the fuse holder contacts. Repeated fuse failure indicates an underlying fault that must be diagnosed before returning the circuit to service.