BLADE FUSE ATR YLW 20AMP

The Bussmann ATR blade fuse with part number BP/ATR-20-RP is designed for automotive applications requiring a reliable 20-amp circuit protection solution. Crafted in Japan, this fuse features a bright yellow color for easy identification and quick replacement. Its compact design allows for seamless installation in various vehicle fuse blocks, providing a dependable safeguard against electrical overloads and short circuits. The fuse is UL Listed and CSA Listed, ensuring compliance with safety standards for automotive electrical components. Included with the fuse is a handy tester and puller, making maintenance and replacement straightforward and safe.
Constructed with high-quality materials, the Bussmann ATR fuse offers a maximum amperage of 20 amps, making it suitable for protecting various vehicle circuits. Its blade style ensures a secure fit within standard fuse holders, and the fuse's durable construction guarantees long-lasting performance even under harsh conditions. The fuse is packaged in carded packaging, with a case pack quantity of five, ideal for auto repair shops or parts inventory. This fuse complies with international standards and is manufactured in Japan, reflecting Bussmann's commitment to quality and reliability.
Whether you're performing routine maintenance or replacing a blown fuse, the Bussmann ATR blade fuse provides a dependable and easy-to-use solution. Its color coding and included testing tools facilitate quick diagnostics, helping you keep your vehicle's electrical system functioning smoothly. Designed for compatibility with a wide range of automotive circuits, this fuse is an essential component for any vehicle's electrical system, ensuring safety and protection at all times.

Features:

• Type: ATR blade fuse with yellow color for easy identification

• Maximum Amperage: 20 amps for reliable circuit protection

• UL and CSA Listed for safety and compliance

• Includes fuse tester and puller for easy maintenance

• Manufactured in Japan with high-quality standards