Elevate Automotive

Mini Blade Fuse Tap

Name: Mini Blade Fuse Tap
Brand: Elevate Automotive
SKU: FHM-2
Price: 12.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

FHM-2

Add-a-circuit piggy-back tap for Mini blade (ATM) fuses. Adds one extra fused accessory circuit off a spare slot in the 12V or 24V vehicle fuse box, no wire cutting.

Fuse typeMini blade (ATM)

Amperage range3A–30A

VoltageUp to 32V DC

$12.00

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Universal fitmentAdd-a-circuit piggy-back tap that plugs into a spare Mini blade fuse slot to give you one extra fused accessory circuit.

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A piggy-back tap that plugs into a spare Mini blade fuse slot and gives you one extra fused accessory circuit off the vehicle's factory fuse box. Runs an extra dash cam, phone charger, UHF radio, LED light bar switch or fridge feed off a switched or constant-live circuit without cutting into the factory loom. Fits any 12V or 24V car, 4WD, ute, van, caravan or camper trailer that uses Mini blade (ATM/APM) fuses in the factory box.

Pull the OEM Mini fuse from a spare slot, push the tap's blade legs into that slot, then put the OEM fuse back into the tap's top position. A second Mini blade fuse drops into the tap's lower position for the new accessory circuit. Rear output is a pigtail wire ready for a crimp or solder join to the accessory feed.

The OEM position keeps its factory rating; never up-rate it because the factory sized that circuit's wire for its original ceiling. Size the accessory position to the accessory's actual draw, not the top of the cable. Pick the slot deliberately: a constant-live slot (memory, hazards, interior light) drains the starter battery over a few days if the accessory doesn't switch itself off, so match switched vs constant to what the accessory needs.

Pairs with

Mini blade fuses (sold separately). You'll need one for the accessory position, plus spares.

Mini Blade Fuses — 3A to 30A

$0.60

Other sizes in the range

Same piggy-back design in the other common fuse families. Pick the size that matches the vehicle's factory fuse box.

Standard Blade Fuse Tap

$10.00

Micro 2 Blade Fuse Tap

$12.00

Piggy-back tap — plugs into a spare fuse slot
Keeps OEM circuit — factory fuse stays in the top slot
One extra output — pigtail wire to the accessory
Mini blade fit — ATM/APM, 3A to 30A
12V and 24V — rated to 32V DC per SAE J2077

Fuse

Type: Mini blade (ATM)

Amperage range: 3A–30A

Voltage rating: Up to 32V DC

Standard: SAE J2077 / ISO 8820-3

Length: 40mm

Width: 20mm

Height: 15mm

Weight: 0.75kg

Add-a-circuit piggy-back tap that plugs into a spare Mini blade fuse slot to give you one extra fused accessory circuit.

12V and 24V vehicle systems (Mini blade fuses rated to 32V DC)

Any spare Mini-blade slot in the factory fuse box, pick switched vs constant-live to match your accessory

Not for 48V systems, needs a 58V-rated fuse holder

Not for loads above 30A, use an in-line holder wired direct to the battery for higher-current circuits

Q: What's a Mini blade fuse (ATM/APM)?
Mini blade, also written ATM or APM, is the middle-sized automotive blade fuse family. It's smaller than a Standard (ATC/ATO) and bigger than a Micro2. Many newer vehicles fit Mini blades in the factory fuse box to save panel space. Mini blade fuses meet SAE J2077 and ISO 8820-3, and are colour-coded by amperage.

Q: What amperage range does this holder take?
Mini blade fuses are available from 3A up to 30A industry-wide, so any Mini blade fuse in that range fits this holder. Choose the amp rating to match the accessory's actual current draw, not the top of the cable's capacity.

Q: Is it waterproof?
No, this holder suits protected environments (inside a dash, fuse box or dry enclosure), not exposed engine-bay or marine installs. For a sealed inline holder, use a screw-on waterproof holder instead. We don't currently stock a Mini-size weatherproof holder, for exposed installs, switch to a standard blade waterproof holder and standard blade fuse.

Q: Can I use this on a 24V system?
Yes. Mini blade fuses are rated to 32V DC, which covers 12V and 24V systems. They're not rated for 48V systems, for those, use a 58V-rated fuse and holder.

Q: When should I pick Mini blade over Standard or Micro2?
Match whatever the rest of the circuit uses. Mini blade is common on newer vehicles that spec the smaller size to save panel space. Pick Standard blade if the factory fuse box or accessory takes standard blades (still the most widely stocked size), or Micro2 for the tightest dash and loom spaces. The three sizes aren't interchangeable in the same holder.

Q: How do I mount it?
Run it inline in the loom, or fix it to a solid surface near the circuit it protects using screws or adhesive (fixings not included). Keep it accessible, the point of a fuse is that you can get to it when it blows.

Q: Does it come with a fuse?
No, fuses are sold separately so you can match the rating to your specific circuit.

Q: Will a Standard or Micro2 fuse fit this holder?
No. Standard (ATC/ATO) blades are too big and Micro2 fuses are too small, neither will seat properly. Using the wrong size risks a loose connection, intermittent power and a burnt terminal. Check what your circuit actually uses before ordering.

Q: How do I know if a Mini blade fuse has blown?
Most Mini blade fuses have a small clear window over the element, hold it to the light and look for a broken metal strip inside. If in doubt, test with a multimeter across the fuse terminals with the circuit live: a good fuse reads near zero resistance, a blown one reads open.

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