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RXE110-2 is listed in the Ptc Resettable Fuses range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Littelfuse Inc.. Its product description is PTC RESET FUSE 72V 1.1A RADIAL. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Littelfuse RXE110-2 is a radial lead PolySwitch resettable fuse designed for overcurrent protection. It features a holding current of 1.1 A and a maximum voltage rating of 72 VDC. The device trips at 2.2 A and supports a maximum fault current of 40 A. Its initial resistance is 380 mOhms. Operating temperatures range from -40°C to +85°C, with a lead spacing of 5.8 mm.
Verify the specific Littelfuse datasheet revision to confirm exact parameter tolerances and compliance status. Ensure the procurement source provides authentic components with traceable manufacturing lot codes. Cross-reference the part number against official Littelfuse catalogs to avoid counterfeit substitutions. Confirm packaging format matches production requirements.
Select this component when a radial lead configuration is required for through-hole mounting on printed circuit boards. Choose based on the 1.1 A holding current and 72 VDC maximum voltage limits. Consider the 380 mOhms resistance for low-power loss applications. Evaluate thermal derating curves for high-temperature environments exceeding standard ratings.
This part belongs to the RXEF series of PolySwitch resettable fuses manufactured by Littelfuse. The series utilizes polymer positive temperature coefficient technology for self-resetting protection. It serves as a reusable alternative to traditional one-time fusible links in electronic circuit designs requiring robust overcurrent management.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing board layouts before attempting substitution. Consult Littelfuse technical support for direct equivalents if the RXE110-2 is unavailable.
The trip current is 2.2 A, which is double the 1.1 A holding current.
No, it is a resettable fuse that automatically returns to a low-resistance state once the fault condition is removed and the device cools down.
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