Vehicle Fuses

Vehicle fuses, also commonly known as automotive fuses, are types of fuses that are used to offer protection to electrical equipment and wiring within cars and other vehicles. Vehicle fuses are coloured coded for ease of use, with Bosch type, Lucas type and glass tube type being the most common. Types of vehicle fuses include the most common 24 volts direct current, but certain types are also rated for 42 volt electrical systems. Fuses are widely known as micro2, micro3, low-profile mini (APS), mini (APM / ATM), regular (APR / ATC / ATO / ATS)or heavy-duty maxi (APX). Vehicle fuses are widely used by private and trade vehicle owners, industry professionals and automotive enthusiasts. The repair or replacement of vehicle fuses is commonly done by a mechanic.