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Regular Aluminum Zinc Alloy Car Standard Auto Blade Fuse ATS ATO
ATC 32V 2A-50A
I Description of Auto Blade Fuse
Standard blade fuse designed for automotive electronics, it become
popular for equipment circuit protection of automobiles and trucks
. It is easily to be identifiable and replaced for low voltage
applications.
II Fusing Time of Auto Blade Fuse
| Load(Test Current) | Opening time |
| 110% | >4h |
| 135% | 0.75-1800(s) |
| 200% | 0.15-5(s) |
III Operating Characteristics of Auto Blade Fuse
% of Ampere Rating(In) | Blowing Time |
| 100% * In | 4 hours Min |
| 200% * In | 120 sec Max |
IV Material Lists And Size of Auto Blade Fuse (mm)
| PART NAME | MATERIAL |
| FUSIABLE | Zinc, tin, copper, silver or alloys with these as main components |
| Plastic body | PA66 PLASTIC/NYLON |
V Marking of Auto Blade Fuse
The specification (rated current) label of the fuse, printed on the
top cover of the plastic body.
The font cannot disappear and it is obvious and easy to see.
The colors of different specifications (rated current) are as
follows:
| Current(A) | Color | Current(A) | COLOR |
| 5 | TAN | 25 | NATURAL |
| 7.5 | BROWN | 30 | GREEN |
| 10 | RED | 35 | Purple |
| 15 | BLUE | 40 | Light Pink |
| 20 | YELLOW | 50 | Light pink purple |
*If the color is similar or changed, the number on the top cover of
the product shall prevail.
VI Types 1 of Auto Blade Fuse
Blade fuses (also called spade or plug-in fuses), with a plastic
body and two prongs that fit into sockets, are mostly used in
automobiles.
Each fuse is printed with the rated current in amperes on the top.
These types of fuses come in six different physical dimensions:
Micro2.
Micro3.
VII Type 2 of Auto Blade Fuse
LP-mini (APS), also known as low-profile mini.Unofficially, the
"low-profile mini" fuse is sometimes incorrectly called "Micro"
since the term means smaller than mini, but recently fuses using
the Micro name have been released.
Mini (APM / ATM). The mini fuses were developed in the 1990s.
Regular (APR / ATC / ATO / ATS) blade-type fuses, also known as
standard, were developed in 1976 as ATO by Littelfuse[1] for low
voltage use in motor vehicles. Bussmann makes the ATC[2] that also
complies with the same ISO 8820-3 and SAE J1284 standards.
Maxi (APX), heavy-duty.
VIII Mounting of Auto Blade Fuse
Blade type fuses can be mounted in:
Fuse blocks (made of porcelain, slate, or other refractory
material). Fuse blocks offer a method of mounting several fuses
together or large fuses separately .
In-line fuse holders, with two standards: IEC publication 257 1968
Amendment no. 2 to this publication dated January 1989 and
UL-standard no. 512. They help to save space. An inline fuse is
often seen in add-on electrical accessories, where the manufacturer
does not know the electrical current limit of the circuit you are
going to patch into. This offers sufficient protection for that
individual accessory, without regard to any other devices that
might share the same circuit.
Dual slot fuse holders let you turn one fuse slot into two (in some
way, similar to a power strip, but for fuses).
Fuse clips. Fuse clips can be inserted into a printed circuit
board.
VIIII Packaging of Auto Blade Fuse
Bulk,1000pcs perbag ; Custom made Assortment Kit
X Actual Product Images of Auto Blade Fuse
How to identify your vehicle's Fuse Type
In order to identify the type of fuse your vehicle uses you will
likely need to inspect the fuse box located in the vehicle.
However, certain fuse types are common to certain vehicles. Below
are the most common fuse types used in vehicles.
How to Identify your Car’s Blade fuse Type?
While there are 6 different dimensions of Blade Fuses, they are
broken down into four main types.
Each type has different size dimensions, making them easy to
identify from one another.
How to locate your Vehicle's Fuse Box?
The Fuse Box of your vehicle can be located in several places and
depending on the model, make or type of vehicle you own, there may
be several Fuse Boxes.
For most cars there are typically two Fuse Boxes; one located under
the hood of the vehicle and the other located under the dashboard
below the steering wheel. However, the easiest way to locate your
Fuse Box is to consult your owners manual.If you don't have one for
your car, usually a free copy can typically be found through a
Google search.
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Frequently Asked Question FAQ
Q: Are you manufacturer ?
A: Yes, we are manufacturer and distributor of famous brand such as
Littelfuse.
Q: Which city does your factory in ?
A: Dongguan City,Guangdong Province, China
Q: May i know your working time ?
A: Official working time is 8:00 ~ 12:00 AM, 1:30 ~ 5:30
PM.However, sales in our overseas department will do overtime
working and 7x24hours online.
Q: Do you accept custom made ?
A: Yes, we are professional in customization model based on rich
experiences and professional engineering.It’s helpful if you can
provide drawing or detailed specification should be.
Q: May i know your lead time ?
A: Lead time is 7 days for standard model and exact lead time
depend on detailed requirements if special model selected.
Q: May i receive samples before place order ?
A: Yes, generally samples is free but sample cost should be charged
if quantity is too many ,product cost is too much or new mould fee
required.
Q: What’s your payment terms ?
A: T/T, Paypal etc.
Q: What’s currency you can accept ?
A: Mainly US dollars and Chinese Yuan
Q: Does your package method safe for transportation ?
A: Yes, our package would be 10~1000pcs per plastic bag ->
multiple bags per box -> multiple boxes per carton and it is
safe for express/air/boat shipment.
Q: What’s your MOQ ?
A: In general , MOQ is 1000pcs and different for special model.
