# SMD FUSE, SLOW BLOW, 1A, 63VDC, 1206
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**URL**: https://novapart.co/products/0468001.NR./smd-fuse-slow-blow-1a-63vdc-1206
**SKU**: 0468001.NR.
**Manufacturer**: LITTELFUSE
**Category**: Circuit Protection || Fuses & Fuse Accessories || Fuses || SMD Fuses
**Price**: €0.7870
**Stock**: 500+
**Lead Time**: 123 days (indicative)
## Description
Fuse Current:1A; Blow Characteristic:Slow Blow; Voltage Rating VAC:63VAC; Voltage Rating VDC:63VDC; Fuse Case Style:1206 ^3216 Metric]; Product Range:Slo-Blo 468 12J3745
## Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Voltage Rating Vac | 63V |
| Voltage Rating Vdc | 63V |
## Datasheet
📄 [Download PDF](https://novapart.co/datasheet/farnell:2164329/)
8755 W. Higgins Road Suite 500 Chicago, IL 60631
**October 18, 2022**
**www.littelfuse.com**
To : Valued Customer
From : Littelfuse Product Management
## **Subject : Addition of marking (** cA **) to labels**
This customer notification refers to a cosmetic change on the labels. No changes to form, fit and function of the affected fuses.
With regards to the above reference, there will be an additional marking CA added to the labels of the affected fuses.
Products affected are all fuses with CE mark on labels on the packaging and carton boxes.
This change is only the addition of the below marking to the label and does not impact form, fit and function of the fuse itself.
## **What has change?**
Below pictures are two examples of the labels for two of the different kinds of fuses from Littelfuse to show the before and after comparison.
> As can be seen from the pictures, the difference is only the addition of the CA besides the CE mark.
Littelfuse, Inc. Confidential
**1**
**October 18, 2022**
8755 W. Higgins Road Suite 500 Chicago, IL 60631 **www.littelfuse.com**
## 1)For Cartridge fuses
**==> picture [68 x 9] intentionally omitted <==**
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Current Label
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**==> picture [73 x 11] intentionally omitted <==**
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Updated Label
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## 2)For TR/TE fuses
## Littelfuse, Inc. Confidential
**2**
8755 W. Higgins Road Suite 500 Chicago, IL 60631 **www.littelfuse.com**
**October 18, 2022**
## **What is maintained?**
- a. Fuse part number
- b. Electrical Characteristics
- c. Fuse Resistance value
- d. Fuse Dimension
- e. Agency Certificate Number
## **When is the target implementation?**
This will be a running change but by 1[st] January 2023, all labels will have the CA marking added.
Best regards, Daniel Wang Director Global Product Management DWang@littelfuse.com
Littelfuse, Inc. Confidential
**3**
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