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ATC/ATO Blade Fuses (UL) – 5pk
ATC/ATO Blade Fuses (UL) – 5pk
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ATC/ATO Standard Blade Fuses — 5-Pack
Keep your 12V/24V systems protected with standard ATC/ATO blade fuses that are UL Listed for Canada for verified safety and performance. These are the most common regular/standard-size automotive blade fuses, supplied in a value 5-pack with color-coded housings for quick amp identification.
Specs at a Glance
Fuse Type | ATC / ATO Blade (Regular/Standard size) |
Voltage Rating | Up to 32V DC |
Interrupt Rating | 1,000A @ 32V DC |
Certification | UL Listed for Canada |
Pack Size | 5 fuses per pack |
Color Coding | Standard colors by amp rating |
⚡ Features at a Glance
- Standard ATC/ATO size (regular automotive)
- 1,000A interrupt @ 32V DC
- UL Listed for Canada (independently tested by UL)
- Color-coded housings for quick ID
- Designed for 12V/24V DC circuits
- Economical 5-pack (keep spares on hand)
Applications
Ideal for cars & trucks, RVs & van conversions, marine DC systems, and off-grid/solar circuits. Protect accessory loads such as lighting, pumps, fridges, radios, fans and other low-draw 12/24V devices.
Tip: For tidy, serviceable wiring, pair your fuses with a fuse distribution block
Frequently Asked Questions
Each pack includes 5 ATC/ATO blade fuses.
Yes. These are the standard (regular) ATC/ATO size used in most passenger vehicles and light trucks.
Standard/Regular ATC-ATO. They are not Mini/ATM and not Maxi fuses.
“ATO” was the original Littelfuse trademark for the standard automotive blade fuse. “ATC” became the common generic term. In practice both refer to the same standard size — and these fuses are the ATC type.
It means the fuses have undergone independent testing by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) and meet Canadian electrical safety requirements. This is a formal UL Listing (not just “tested to”) — helpful for inspections and insurance because it verifies the ratings and includes ongoing production oversight.
Match the fuse to your circuit’s wiring ampacity and expected load. If replacing a fuse, use the same rating as the original unless a qualified designer specifies otherwise.
Yes — they’re commonly used on 12V and 24V DC systems across RV, marine, and off-grid applications for protecting accessory circuits.
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