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Bussmann ATM Mini Add-A-Circuit Fuse Holder 10 A 12 V 16 AWG
Adds a protected circuit to an ATM fuse slot using a 10 A holder with 16 AWG leads for 12 V systems
- Adds a protected circuit without splicing the loom
- Rated for 10 A at 12 V DC in automotive use
- Accepts standard ATM mini blade fuses up to 10 A
- Pre-crimped 16 AWG leads speed up installation
- Compact 1.6 in body fits tight fuse-box spaces
Purpose and audience
The Bussmann ATM Mini Add-A-Circuit fuse holder adds a protected circuit to an existing automotive fuse block without cutting factory wiring. It accepts ATM-style fuses up to 10 A at 12 V DC and includes 16 AWG wire leads with crimp connectors ready for a new accessory feed.
Who it suits and who it does not
Installers adding a dash camera, auxiliary lighting or similar low-current accessory will find the inline holder a quick, non-invasive solution. Builders who need a second independent fuse block, higher amperage capacity or a weather-sealed enclosure should look at a different product.
Installation and common pitfalls
The 5 in wire leads with crimp terminals allow a straightforward splice into the new circuit, and the holder simply plugs into a spare ATM slot in the fuse panel. A loose crimp or an undersized fuse can cause voltage drop or nuisance blowing, so verify the connection quality and match the fuse rating to the accessory load.
How it compares
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- Price $19.99
- Pricier than about 57% of the 109 comparable items (median $14.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | BUSSMANN |
Questions about this item
What fuse box slot does the ATM mini add-a-circuit need to plug into?
It fits a standard ATM mini fuse slot in your vehicle's fuse panel.
Can I use the 16 AWG wire leads with my car's existing 12 V circuits?
Yes, the holder is rated for 12 V DC and the 16 AWG leads handle up to 10 A.
How do I confirm the add-a-circuit is making proper contact after installation?
Check that the fuse seats fully and the crimp connectors on the 5 in leads are secure.
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