Voltage Rating: 250 VAC/DC (common rating for 1808 fuses) — also available variants to 125 V and 300 V.
Current Rating: 15 A (this is the top of the range for 1808 fuses).
Fuse Type: Fast-acting (quick blow) — opens quickly on overcurrent.
Blowing Characteristics: At 100% of rating, must carry 15 A continuously for >4 hours; at 200% of rating, blows in <120 s.
Breaking Capacity: Often around 50 A (the maximum interrupt current without damage).
Nominal Cold Resistance: Typically low (≈ few milliohms; e.g., ~0.0035 Ω in some brands).
Package / Case: 1808 SMD (chip fuse) — ~6.1 mm × 2.5 mm × 2.5 mm typical.
Mounting Style: Surface-mount (SMT) tape-and-reel compatible.
Body Material: Ceramic (good thermal and shock tolerance).
Termination: Plated brass caps (often silver or gold plating).
Operating Temperature: ~–55 °C to +125 °C typical.
Storage Conditions: +10 °C to +60 °C, ≤75 % RH.
Soldering:
Reflow / wave capable: 260 °C max, short dwell (wave ≤5 s).
Manual iron: 350 ± 5 °C, ~1–2 s heating.
Often UL 248-14 listed (fuse safety standard).
RoHS compliant, lead-free.
| % of Rated Current | Condition |
|---|---|
| 100 % (15 A) | Must carry safely >4 h |
| 200 % (30 A) | Must blow <120 s |
| This is a common definition for fast-acting chip fuses. |
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