# Fuse, Surface Mount, 8 A, Slow Blow, 50 V, 75 V, 2410 [6125 Metric], 0680L Series

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**URL**: https://novapart.co/products/0680L8000-05/smd-fuse-aec-q200-slow-blow-8a-2410
**SKU**: 0680L8000-05
**Manufacturer**: BEL FUSE
**Category**: Circuit Protection || Fuses & Fuse Accessories || Fuses || SMD Fuses
**Price**: €0.2110
**Stock**: 10+
**Lead Time**: 78 days (indicative)

## Description

The BEL FUSE 0680L8000-05 is a surface-mount, slow-blow (time-delay) fuse designed for circuit protection in DC and low-frequency AC applications. It features a 2410 (6125 metric) rectangular case style suitable for automated PCB assembly. The fuse is rated for 8A nominal current at 40°C ambient, with a 50V AC and 75V DC voltage rating. Its slow-blow characteristic allows it to withstand typical inrush currents associated with components like motors, transformers, and power supplies without nuisance tripping, while providing overload protection for sustained overcurrent conditions. The breaking capacity is specified as 100A at 50V AC and 500A at 75V DC, defining the maximum fault current it can safely interrupt.

This fuse is part of the 0680L Series and is constructed without SVHC substances of very high concern, compliant with the specified date. The 2410 package dimensions are 6.0mm x 3.2mm x 2.5mm (LxWxH), with a typical resistance measured at 25°C. The slow-blow operation is achieved through a calibrated melt element that responds to the I²t (current squared times time) of an overcurrent condition, making it appropriate for circuits where temporary current surges are part of normal operation.

Typical application circuits include input or output protection for DC-DC converters, AC-DC power supplies, battery management systems, and motor drive circuits. The 8A rating and 75V DC breaking capacity make it suitable for low-voltage DC distribution and control systems in industrial equipment, telecommunications, and consumer electronics where a delayed response to transient overloads is required to maintain system uptime.

## Specifications

| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Svhc | No SVHC (04-Feb-2026) |
| Fuse Current | 8A |
| Product Range | 0680L Series |
| Fuse Case Style | 2410 [6125 Metric] |
| Voltage Rating Vac | 50V |
| Voltage Rating Vdc | 75V |
| Blow Characteristic | Slow Blow |
| Breaking Capacity Current Ac | 100A |
| Breaking Capacity Current Dc | 500A |

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