Value Collection BDNA--7560-A 30 Amp Automotive Fuse

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BDNA--7560-A is a 30 amp automotive blade fuse rated for standard low-voltage automotive and light-duty electrical circuits. Color-coded green for quick visual identification at 30 amps, this fuse provides overcurrent protection by interrupting the circuit when current draw exceeds its rated amperage. It is a single-piece fuse intended for use in automotive fuse blocks, marine fuse panels, and similar blade-style fuse holders. Technicians and electricians working on vehicle electrical systems or small engine equipment will find this a straightforward drop-in replacement for any standard blade fuse slot rated at 30 amps.

This fuse is suited for automotive, marine, and light commercial electrical applications where a standard blade-style 30 amp fuse is required. Typical installation locations include under-dash fuse panels, engine compartment fuse boxes, aftermarket accessory circuits, and trailer wiring harnesses. The green color coding follows the industry-standard ATC/ATO blade fuse color convention, making circuit identification fast during service and diagnosis.

Key Features

• 30 amp rating provides overcurrent protection for automotive and light-duty circuits
• Green color coding follows standard blade fuse amperage identification convention
• Blade-style form factor fits standard ATC/ATO fuse holders and fuse blocks
• Compact size suits tight under-dash and fuse panel installations
• Single-piece packaging allows individual replacement without buying a bulk assortment

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement for standard blade-style automotive fuses rated at 30 amps in ATC/ATO fuse holders used in automotive, marine, and light commercial electrical panels.

Installation Notes

Disconnect the battery or de-energize the circuit before removing or installing any fuse to prevent arcing or accidental short circuits. Use a fuse puller tool to avoid damaging adjacent components in tight fuse blocks. Always replace a fuse only with one of the same amperage rating — installing a higher-rated fuse to bypass a recurring fault is a fire hazard. If a replacement fuse fails immediately or repeatedly, the root cause fault in the circuit must be diagnosed and corrected before reinstalling.