Cover every common amperage with this Deluxe 120-piece Mini Blade Fuse Set. Organized in a plastic case with 20 fuses of each rating for quick access, the set includes 5-amp (orange), 10-amp (red), 15-amp (blue), 20-amp (yellow), 25-amp (clear), and 30-amp (green) mini blade fuses.
Key Features
• 120-piece mini blade fuse set in plastic case
• 20x each: 5A, 10A, 15A, 20A, 25A, 30A
• Color-coded for quick identification
Part Number: 10-5031
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| Destination | Delivery time |
|---|---|
| USA | 4–7 business days |
| Canada | 2–6 business days |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which fuse ratings and quantities are included in the 120-piece mini blade fuse set?
The case contains 20 mini blade fuses at each of six ratings: 5A, 10A, 15A, 20A, 25A and 30A, for 120 fuses total.
Are these full-size ATC/ATO blade fuses?
No. They are mini blade fuses. Match the original fuse body's physical size and blade spacing; a full-size ATC/ATO fuse with the same amperage does not fit a mini-fuse holder.
Can a higher-amperage fuse be used when the correct rating keeps blowing?
No. Install the amperage specified for the circuit. A repeatedly blown fuse points to an electrical fault that should be diagnosed; increasing the fuse rating can leave the wiring unprotected.