Value Collection BDNA--7378-1 Automotive Fuse 30A

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BDNA--7378-1 is a 30-amp automotive blade fuse designed to protect low-voltage electrical circuits in vehicles and mobile equipment. Rated at 30 amps, this fuse interrupts overcurrent conditions before downstream wiring and components sustain damage. The green color coding follows the standard ATC/ATO blade fuse color convention, allowing technicians to identify amperage at a glance during diagnosis or replacement. It is a compact, single-use protective device installed by automotive electricians, fleet service technicians, and HVAC mobile equipment specialists working on 12-volt or 24-volt vehicle electrical systems.

This fuse is suited for passenger vehicles, light trucks, fleet vehicles, and mobile service equipment where standard blade-style fuse holders are present. Typical applications include circuit protection for blower motors, relay circuits, accessory loads, and auxiliary equipment in automotive and light commercial environments. It is sold individually per package and is intended for direct replacement of a blown fuse of the same amperage rating.

Key Features

• 30-amp rating for medium-load circuit protection
• Green color coding for fast visual amperage identification per blade fuse standards
• Standard blade profile fits common ATC/ATO-style automotive fuse holders
• Compact form factor for tight fuse box installations
• Single-use overcurrent protection — replaces like-for-like at same amperage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard ATC/ATO blade fuse positions rated at 30 amps in automotive and light commercial vehicle electrical systems.

Installation Notes

Automotive fuses are replaced by qualified automotive or electrical technicians. Disconnect the vehicle battery or disable the affected circuit before removing a blown fuse. Always replace with a fuse of the identical amperage rating — installing a higher-rated fuse can allow dangerous overcurrent conditions to damage wiring and components. Identify and correct the root cause of any blown fuse before reinstalling a replacement.