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The Littelfuse 0805L300SLTHYR is a PolySwitch polymer PTC resettable fuse designed for surface mount applications in the 0805 (2012 metric) concave package. It features a maximum operating voltage of 6V and a hold current (Ih) of 3A. The device trips at 6A within 5 seconds and withstands a maximum surge current of 50A. Initial resistance is typically 3 mOhms, rising to a maximum of 30 mOhms after tripping. It operates between -40°C and 85°C and holds cURus and TUV certifications.
Verify the specific ordering suffix 'HYR' against the manufacturer's latest datasheet to confirm packaging details and material composition. Ensure that the 6V rating aligns with the target circuit's maximum operating voltage. Cross-reference the RoHS 3 compliance status with current regulatory requirements for the destination market. Confirm that the 0805 concave package dimensions fit within the designated PCB land pattern without interference from adjacent components.
Select this component when low initial resistance is critical for maintaining signal integrity or efficiency in low-voltage circuits. The 3A hold current and 6A trip current provide a defined margin for transient loads while ensuring protection against sustained overcurrents. The 50A maximum surge rating allows the device to handle momentary inrush currents common in capacitive loads. Verify that the ambient temperature range of -40°C to 85°C covers the operational environment of the end application.
This part belongs to the POLY-FUSE LoRho series, which specializes in low-resistance SMD PPTCs. The 0805L series offers a balance of compact size and high current handling capabilities compared to smaller packages. It serves as a reusable alternative to traditional fuses in applications where maintenance access is limited or frequent replacement is impractical.
Direct substitute: 0805L300SLWR. Both parts share identical electrical ratings and package type; verify if the 'HYR' suffix denotes a specific tape-and-reel packaging variation or material update compared to the standard 'WR' suffix.