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Resettable fuse; 1.5A Resettable fuse; SMD1812; current: 1.5A; voltage: 16V; operating temperature: -40÷85°C; equivalents: MF-MSMF150; MINISMDC150F/16-2; FSMD150-16R; 1812L150/12
Resettable fuse; 1.5A Rys.BpS1812
 
 
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0ZCG0260BF2B Bel Fuse Resettable fuse; SMD1812; current: 2.60A; voltage: 16V; operating temperature: -40÷85°C equivalents: 1812L260/16MR
0ZCG0260BF2B Bel Fuse Rys.BpS1812 B
 
 
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1812L260/16MR Littelfuse Fuse Resettable fuse; SMD1812; current: 2.60A; voltage: 16V; operating temperature: -40÷85°C equivalents: 0ZCG0260BF2B
1812L260/16MR Littelfuse Fuse Rys.BpS1812 LIT
 
 
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0ZCG0300FF2B Bel Fuse Resettable fuse; SMD1812; current: 3.0A; voltage: 6V; operating temperature: -40÷85°C
0ZCG0300FF2B Bel Fuse Rys.BpS1812 B
 
 
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Resettable fuse; 1.25A Resettable fuse; SMD2920; current: 1.25A; voltage: 15V; operating temperature: -40÷85°C; equivalents: SMD125F-2; FSMD125-2920; 2920L125
Resettable fuse; 1.25A Rys.BpS2920
 
 
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SMD2920P185TF Littelfuse Fuse Resettable fuse; SMD2920; current: 1.85A; voltage: 33V; operating temperature: -40÷85°C equivalents: FSMD185-2920; 2920L185; SMD185F-2; MF-LSMF185/33X; 0ZCF0185FF2C; BpS20A01.85-33
SMD2920P185TF Littelfuse Fuse Rys.BpS2920 LIT II
 
 
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Resettable fuse; 2.5A Resettable fuse; SMD2920; current: 2.5A; voltage: 16V; operating temperature: -40÷85°C; equivalents: FSMD250-2920; 2920L250; 0ZCF0250FF2C
Resettable fuse; 2.5A Rys.BpS2920
 
 
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0ZCF0300AF2C Bel Fuse Resettable fuse; SMD2920; current: 3A; voltage: 15V; operating temperature: -40÷85°C; equivalents: 2920L300/15DR
0ZCF0300AF2C Bel Fuse Rys.BpS2920 BEL
 
 
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2920L400/15MR Littelfuse Fuse Resettable fuse; SMD2920; current: 4A; voltage: 15V; operating temperature: -40÷85°C;
2920L400/15MR Littelfuse Fuse Rys.BpS2920 LIT
 
 
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Resettable fuse; 5A Resettable fuse; SMD2920; current: 5A; voltage: 16V; operating temperature: -40÷85°C; equivalents: 0ZCF0500FF2A
Resettable fuse; 5A Rys.BpS2920
   
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Fuses

To ensure that devices operate correctly, they must be provided with suitable working conditions. Fuses protect circuits and installations from harmful factors, making them a common feature in most equipment. Our store offers components with various designs, allowing for the selection of components suited to many applications. 

What is the Function of Fuses?

Fuses are crucial components in circuits, protecting them from excessive current, high or low temperatures, and other adverse conditions. The role of these elements is to interrupt the circuit when the values that define the safe operating conditions of the device are exceeded. Despite their critical function, fuses are relatively simple in design and operation, resulting in generally low prices.

Fuses can be found in virtually every electrical and electronic device. They are also used in vehicles and buildings to protect existing installations. Electrical fuses are also utilized by hobbyists working with electronics, as they are vital components in both simple and complex circuits. 

Fuses – Classification by Application

There are various types of fuses available on the market, making it sometimes challenging to choose the right one. It's essential to understand the basic classification of these components. The simplest distinction considers the application area of the fuses. We can primarily differentiate elements intended for vehicles, various electronic circuits, electrical installations in buildings, and other specialized applications.

Types of Fuses – Classification by Structure and Function

Another important classification divides fuses into single-use and reusable types. The first category includes cartridge fuses, where the filament melts when overheated by excessive current flow. The second category includes polymeric fuses, which must cool down after interrupting the circuit before they can operate again, and reusable electrical fuses, which are systems comprising several components, such as transistors or flip-flops.

There is also a distinct group known as thermal fuses. Unlike the aforementioned components, these disconnect the circuit not due to excessive current flow but when there is an excessive rise in temperature. They are thus used in devices that may be damaged by overheating.