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APT Micro2 Blade Fuses: Tiny Footprint, 48VDC Ready

Close-up of OptiFuse APT Micro2 blade fuses

Modern vehicles, RVs, carts, and compact equipment are squeezing in more electronics while moving to higher-voltage DC rails. APT (Micro2) blade fuses are the smallest blade style, letting you protect more circuits in less space, without giving up much voltage headroom.

Series Specifications at a Glance:

  • Style: Micro2 blade
  • Range: 5-30A
  • Voltage: 48 VDC
  • Interrupt Rating: 1kA @ 48 VDC

Where APT Fits Best

  • Space-constrained DC harnesses and RV branch circuits
  • Vehicle modules, lighting, pumps, fans, and accessories in 12V/24/36/48 V systems
  • Electric golf carts and other 36-48VDC platforms needing compact protection

Selecting Your APT (Amps & Colors)

Amperage
Body Color
Part #

5A

7.5A

10A

15A

20A

25A

30A

Tan

Brown

Red

Blue

Yellow

Clear/White

Green

APT-5A

APT-7.5A

APT-10A

APT-15A

APT-20A

APT-25A

APT-30A

Sizing tip: pick the fuse rating based on wire ampacity and the circuit’s continuous current, then confirm the 48 V DC / 1kA ratings meet your system requirements.

See our Fuse Selection Guide for complete context.

Mounting Accessories

  • Add-A-Circuit (Micro2): OptiFuse LPT-08 lets you add protected accessory circuits when panel space is tight.
  • PCB fuse clips (Micro2): CNT-04 and CNT-06 for board-level designs or compact assemblies.
  • Browse additional fuse holders & blocks to match your environment and service needs: LPT-04, or LPT-08

Typical Use Cases

  • RV & camper 12-48 V DC branches (lighting, fans, pumps, USB/aux)
  • Vehicle upfit harnesses and aftermarket accessories
  • Electric golf carts and low-speed EVs (36-48 V)
About the Author

Sebastian Castañeda, Application Engineer at OptiFuse, supports customers with technical solutions, custom circuit protection design, and training. He provides tailored guidance and shares expert insights on the OptiFuse Blog.

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