What are automotive fuses? Automotive fuse types are designed to work in a direct current environment typically found in vehicles having a battery. Fuses are rated from 32 to 80 volts with ampere ratings from 0.5 to 500 amps. These types of fuses are used extensively in cars, trucks, buses and off-road transportation equipment to protect the cables, wires and electrical components that supply electrical power to operate lights, heaters, air conditioning, radios, power windows and other electrical accessories. They are also used in electric and hybrid vehicles and a variety of electronic applications. Typical automotive fuses include automotive blade fuses such as the automotive ATO fuse, the automotive Mini fuses, the automotive MAXI fuses and the automotive MEGA fuses. Additional automotive fuses include the automotive inline fuse, the automotive battery fuse, the electrical vehicle fuse and the automotive micro fuses.

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Blade - ATO Fuse

Blade - Mini Fuse

Blade - Mini LP Fuse

Blade - Maxi Fuse

JCase Fuse

Low Profile JCase Fuse

PAL Fuse

Bolt-Down Fuse

CF8 Battery Fuse

Inline - CablePro Fuse

Inline - BF Fuse

Strip Fuse

Torpedo Fuse