Hella Standard Blade Fuse 20A 10 Pack Part No. 8775

The Hella Standard Blade Fuse 20A is a standard blade fuse supplied in a 10 pack, with each fuse rated at 20A and finished in yellow for easy identification. It is listed under part number 8775 and is supplied as an each unit of measure, making it straightforward to keep on hand for electrical repairs, replacements, and general maintenance jobs where a 20 amp blade fuse is required.

As a standard blade fuse, this item sits in the common automotive fuse format used across a wide range of vehicle electrical applications. The pack quantity of 10 is practical for workshop use, fleet maintenance, or keeping spares in the glovebox or parts drawer, provided the vehicle circuit specifically calls for a 20A fuse. The product is identified as Hella and carries a three year warranty.

For buyers checking a replacement fuse, the key details here are the 20A rating, standard blade fuse type, yellow colour coding, and part number 8775. Those details matter because the wrong amp rating can affect circuit protection, so the safest approach is to match the fuse to the vehicle’s specified circuit rating rather than choosing by size alone.

Key Features

• Standard blade fuse type
• 20A rating
• Yellow colour coding
• Pack of 10
• Part number 8775
• Three year warranty

Specifications

• Brand: Hella
• Product type: Fuse
• Item type: Blade fuse
• Blade fuse type: Standard
• Amps: 20A
• Colour: Yellow
• Pack quantity: 10
• Part no.: 8775

Application and Buying Notes

Before ordering, confirm the circuit requires a 20A standard blade fuse and check the vehicle fuse chart or the removed fuse for the correct amp rating. The yellow colour is a useful visual cue, but the amp value and fuse type are the important details, especially when replacing a blown fuse in a specific circuit.

Part number 8775 is the strongest matching reference supplied here, so it is worth comparing that number with the original fuse or the vehicle’s parts information where available. If the vehicle uses a different blade fuse format, even a similar-looking fuse may not be suitable, so the standard blade type should be checked as carefully as the amperage.

A 10 pack suits owners and workshops that want a small reserve of commonly used fuses on hand. It is still important to replace like for like: match the 20A rating, use the standard blade format, and avoid fitting a higher or lower amp fuse unless the vehicle manufacturer specifically states otherwise. The three year warranty applies to the product, but it does not replace the need to confirm application before installation.

If a fuse has failed repeatedly, the fuse itself is often only part of the story. The right approach is to verify the circuit, inspect for the cause of the overload, and only then fit a replacement 20A fuse. That is the safest way to protect the wiring and the component the fuse is there to protect.

Before supply, the safest approach is to confirm the original unit details against the listed part number, voltage, output rating, mounting arrangement, and pulley configuration. That checking process is standard practice in the parts trade because visually similar units can still differ in service-critical ways.

For workshop, fleet, and equipment applications, accurate identification of part number 8775 helps avoid unnecessary freight, additional labour, and vehicle or machine downtime. Where the application is not straightforward, the original unit, OEM reference, or workshop records should be used as the primary confirmation point.

Relevant published details for this unit include Type FUSE, Unit of Measure EACH, Warranty Three Years, Blade Fuse Type Standard, Item Type Blade Fuse, Product Group 2 FUSES BREAKERS RELAYS SWITCHES, Part No. 8775, Brand HELLA, Description Hella Standard Blade Fuse 20A 10 Pce.

Additional published details for cross-checking include Amps 20A, Colour Yellow, Pack Qty 10, Product Group 1 AUTO ELEC ACCESSORIES.

Hella Standard Blade Fuse 20A 10 Pce. Part number 8775 should be checked first. These details form the core reference points used by parts interpreters when confirming the correct replacement.

For part number 8775, the normal identification sequence is part number, electrical rating, mounting arrangement, connector or terminal style, and pulley or drive details. Using those checkpoints helps confirm that the listed unit matches the service requirement rather than only looking similar.

For a fuse in workshop, fleet, trade, agricultural, or construction service, the listed electrical specification should be checked carefully. Incorrect selection can affect installation time, return freight, and equipment availability.

Where no verified application list is available, the part number, mounting details, connector style, and published specifications should be used as the primary selection criteria.

Compatibility note: Confirm compatibility by matching the 20A rating, standard blade fuse type, and part number 8775 against the vehicle’s fuse chart or the removed fuse before purchase.

FAQ

What type of fuse is this?

This is a standard blade fuse listed as a Hella fuse. It is identified as a blade fuse type with standard construction. For this listing, part number 8775 is the main reference point. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

What amperage is this fuse?

It is rated at 20A. For this listing, part number 8775 is the main reference point. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

How many fuses come in the pack?

The pack quantity is 10 fuses. For this listing, part number 8775 is the main reference point. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

What colour is the fuse?

The fuse is yellow. For this listing, part number 8775 is the main reference point. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

What is the part number?

The supplied part number is 8775. For this listing, part number 8775 is the main reference point. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.

How should I check if it suits my vehicle?

Match the 20A rating, standard blade fuse type, and part number 8775 with the vehicle fuse chart or the fuse being replaced before fitting. For this listing, part number 8775 is the main reference point. These details should still be checked against the original unit before ordering.