5TTP3-R
AI

The **5TTP 3-R** is a specific type of electronic protection component, categorized as a **Time-Lag (Slow-Blow) Axial Lead Glass Tube Fuse**. It is part of the 5TTP series manufactured by Bel Fuse Inc.
### Technical Specifications
Below are the primary technical parameters for the 5TTP 3-R:
| Parameter | Specification |
|:---|:---|
| **Rated Current** | 3 Amperes (3A) |
| **Voltage Rating (AC)** | 250 Volts |
| **Fuse Characteristic** | Time-Lag / Slow-Blow (T) |
| **Body Material** | Glass |
| **Termination Style** | Axial Leaded (Pigtail) |
| **Dimensions** | 5mm x 20mm |
| **Compliance** | RoHS 6 Compliant (-R suffix) |
---
### Key Features and Design
#### 1. Time-Lag (Slow-Blow) Characteristic
Unlike "Fast-Acting" fuses, the 5TTP 3-R is designed to withstand temporary surges in current (inrush current). This is essential for devices with motors or large capacitors that draw a spike of power upon startup but operate at lower levels afterward.
#### 2. Axial Leads
The "P" in the part number indicates **Pigtail leads**. These are wire leads soldered to the end caps of the fuse. This design is intended for **through-hole mounting** directly onto a Printed Circuit Board (PCB), eliminating the need for a separate fuse clip or holder.
#### 3. Construction
* **Glass Tube:** Allows for easy visual inspection to see if the internal filament has melted.
* **RoHS Compliant:** The "-R" suffix confirms that the part is lead-free and meets environmental safety standards.
---
### Common Applications
The 5TTP 3-R is typically found in power supplies and consumer electronics where space is limited and vibration resistance (provided by direct soldering) is required.
* Power Adapters
* Industrial LED lighting drivers
* Small motor controllers
* Battery chargers
---
### Part Number Breakdown
`5TTP` `3` `-R`
* **5TTP:** Series designation (5x20mm, Time-Lag, Axial Leads).
* **3:** Amperage rating (3 Amps).
* **-R:** RoHS compliant.
- ⤷
What is the difference between the 5TTP series and the 5STP series?
- ⤷ Can this fuse be replaced with a 3A fast-acting fuse in a circuit?
- ⤷ What are the soldering temperature limits for axial lead fuses?