Value Collection BDNA-7382 Automotive Fuse 40 Amp

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BDNA-7382 is a 40-amp automotive blade fuse used to protect electrical circuits in vehicles and mobile equipment. Rated at 40 amps, it is color-coded orange in accordance with standard automotive fuse identification conventions, making it easy to sort and verify during service. This fuse is a passive overcurrent protection device that opens the circuit when current exceeds its rated amperage, preventing wire damage, component failure, or fire. It is installed by automotive technicians, mobile equipment mechanics, and electricians working on 12-volt or 24-volt vehicle and trailer electrical systems.

This fuse is suited for use in automotive fuse panels, marine electrical panels, RV circuit boards, and mobile equipment wiring harnesses that require 40-amp overcurrent protection. It fits standard blade-style fuse holders and fuse blocks commonly found in passenger vehicles, light trucks, commercial vehicles, and off-road equipment. The orange color coding allows fast visual identification of the correct amperage rating during routine maintenance or fault diagnosis.

Key Features

• 40-amp rating provides overcurrent protection for high-draw automotive circuits
• Orange color coding follows standard blade fuse amperage identification conventions
• Standard blade fuse form factor fits widely available automotive fuse holders and blocks
• Single-use overcurrent protection device opens circuit on overload to protect downstream components

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement blade fuse for automotive, marine, RV, and mobile equipment electrical systems requiring a 40-amp standard blade-style fuse.

Installation Notes

Automotive fuses are installed and replaced by automotive technicians or qualified electricians servicing vehicle electrical systems. Always disconnect the battery or de-energize the circuit before replacing a fuse. Identify and resolve the root cause of any blown fuse before installing a replacement to avoid repeated fuse failure or circuit damage. Never substitute a fuse with a higher amperage rating than the circuit is designed for.