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Resettable Fuses (PPTC / Polyfuse)

PPTC ('polyfuse') devices that limit over-current and auto-reset once they cool — board-level protection for electronics, USB and ports, battery packs and telecom, in through-hole and SMD.

Type: PPTC (resettable)Mounting: THT · SMDReset: Auto (on cooling)

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Product MountingHold currentVoltagePackage Datasheet
PPTC Radial 0.5A TT-PPTC-R050 Radial (THT)0.5 A60 VRadial-lead
PPTC Radial 1.1A TT-PPTC-R110 Radial (THT)1.1 A30 VRadial-lead
PPTC SMD 1206 0.5A TT-PPTC-S050 SMD0.5 A16 V1206
PPTC SMD 1812 2.0A TT-PPTC-S200 SMD2.0 A6 V1812

Tenso manufactures resettable PPTC (“polyfuse”) devices for board-level over-current protection in through-hole and SMD packages. A PPTC limits the current when it heats up — from over-current or ambient heat — and resets once it cools, which makes it ideal for nuisance over-currents or sealed, inaccessible boards where a replaceable fuse isn’t practical. Where you need a definite, permanent disconnection instead, use a one-shot thermal cutoff; for a replaceable cartridge fuse on the board, see PCB holders and clips. Ratings are indicative; confirm against the datasheet.

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FAQ

Resettable Fuses (PPTC / Polyfuse) — questions buyers ask

How does a PPTC / polyfuse work?

Its resistance rises sharply when it heats up (from over-current or ambient heat), limiting the current; it resets once it cools.

PPTC or a one-shot fuse?

Use a PPTC where nuisance trips are likely or replacement is impractical (sealed boards). Use a one-shot fuse or thermal cutoff where you need a definite, permanent disconnection.

Where are PPTCs used?

Board-level over-current protection — USB and data ports, battery packs, chargers, telecom and consumer electronics.