BUSSMANN ATC-15 Blade Fuse, 15 A, 32 VDC, Blue

Bussmann ATC-15 fuse is used in automotive vehicles for protection of electrical circuits by breaking the circuit if too much current flows through it. This fuse prevents damage or fires caused due to electrical hazards. It has a compact size and is ideal for safeguarding vehicle electronics from overloads.

Features:

• It has a plastic body for enhanced electrical insulation and ease of portability.
• This fuse features a blade body style for easy installation in compatible fuse holders.
• It is equipped with a fast-acting element that responds swiftly to overcurrent situations.
• This fuse has a non indicating design for seamless operations.
• It offers an interrupt rating of 1kA at 32VDC for safeguarding against faults.

Compatible Accessories:

• Bussmann /15600-08-21 Fuse Panel: This fuse panel is used with the brand's ATC-15 fuse to provide organised and secure mounting for similar fuses, ensuring efficient circuit protection and easy maintenance.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do I detect a faulty Bussmann ATC-15 fuse?

A.

• Check for any visible signs of a blown fuse, such as a broken or melted strip inside the fuse body.
• Some fuses have a transparent window; if the strip is broken, it will be visible through the window.
• Use a multimeter set to continuity or resistance mode to test the fuse's conductivity. A blown fuse will show no continuity.
• Test the voltage across both ends of the fuse while the circuit is energised. If there is voltage only on one side, the fuse might be faulty.
• If the fuse is suspected to be faulty, replace it with a new one of the same rating and test the circuit.

Q. What safety precautions should be taken while using this non indicating fuse?

A.

• Regularly inspect the fuse for visible signs of damage or wear.
• Ensure the replacement fuse has the correct amperage rating.
• Insert the fuse securely into the holder or panel.
• Do not exceed the fuse's current rating to prevent damage.
• Use only the same type and rating of fuse for replacements.
• Wear appropriate protective gear, like gloves and safety glasses.
• If unsure, consult a qualified electrician for fuse-related tasks.
• Do not modify or bypass the fuse; follow manufacturer guidelines.

Q. What factors should I consider while choosing a fuse?

A.

• Match current rating with circuit's requirements.
• Ensure voltage rating matches circuit's level.
• Select type suitable for load characteristics.
• Determine desired equipment protection level.
• Check compliance with standards and consider application expertise.