Value Collection BD998196 Automotive Fuse 20 Amp 32 Vdc

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD998196 is a 20-amp, 32-volt DC automotive blade fuse designed for low-voltage vehicle and equipment electrical protection. Rated at 20 amps and 32 VDC, it provides overcurrent protection for circuits in automotive, marine, and light equipment applications. The yellow color coding follows the standard ATC/ATO mini blade fuse identification convention, making quick visual identification straightforward during service. This type of fuse is a consumable replacement item installed by automotive technicians, electricians working on mobile equipment, and fleet maintenance professionals.

This fuse is suited for residential vehicles, commercial fleet vehicles, marine vessels, and off-road or recreational equipment that use standard mini blade fuse holders. It fits typical fuse block and inline fuse holder applications where a 20-amp, 32 VDC mini blade format is specified. The yellow color designation is consistent with the widely recognized industry color-coding standard for 20-amp mini blade fuses, supporting fast identification during routine maintenance or troubleshooting.

Key Features

• 20-amp current rating for standard automotive circuit protection
• 32 VDC voltage rating suitable for 12-volt and 24-volt vehicle systems
• Yellow color coding follows standard 20-amp mini blade fuse identification
• Mini blade form factor fits standard ATC/ATO-style fuse holders and fuse blocks
• Sold in a package quantity of 10, supporting fleet or shop stock needs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement mini blade automotive fuse for vehicles and equipment using 20-amp, 32 VDC blade-style fuse holders. The BD998196 is noted as compatible with the Littlefuse MIN020 specification.

Installation Notes

Always disconnect or power down the vehicle or equipment before replacing fuses to prevent arc flash or unintended circuit activation. Use a fuse puller tool to remove and seat the fuse without damaging the fuse block terminals. Replace only with a fuse of the same amperage and voltage rating — never substitute a higher-rated fuse to bypass a fault condition. Diagnose and correct the root cause of any blown fuse before returning the circuit to service.