
TECHFUSE
Strong form, fit, and function alternative with matching key electrical ratings and package.
Find and compare alternatives for the BHFUSE BSMD1812-014-60V, a 60V, 140mA PTC resettable fuse in an 1812 package. This page provides analysis of potential substitutes, highlighting key parametric differences.
Many alternatives have a lower max fault current rating.
The 1812 package is standardized.
No verified direct drop-in replacement is listed. The TECHFUSE mSMD014 is a strong candidate for a form, fit, and function replacement, but requires engineering validation.
The TECHFUSE mSMD014 offers the closest parametric match. For other options, carefully check the max fault current rating.
The primary risk when substituting is a mismatch in the maximum fault current (Imax), which could lead to fuse failure and damage to the circuit.

TECHFUSE
Strong form, fit, and function alternative with matching key electrical ratings and package.
| Feature / factor | BSMD1812-014-60V | mSMD014 | 1812L014DR | MINISMDC014F-2 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | 1812 | 1812 | 1812 | 1812 | 1812 — Same package size.; 1812L014DR: Same package size.; MINISMDC014F-2: Same package size. |
| Voltage | 60.0V | 60.0V | - | - | 60.0V — Voltage rating matches. |
| Current | 40A | 100A | 10A | 10A | 100A / 10A — Higher max fault current is generally safer.; 1812L014DR: Significantly lower max fault current rating is a safety risk.; MINISMDC014F-2: Significantly lower max fault current rating is a safety risk. |
| Power | 0.8W | - | - | 0.75W | 0.75W — Slightly lower power dissipation. |
The TECHFUSE mSMD014 is a strong functional alternative with matching package, voltage, hold current, and trip current. However, users must verify all parameters against their specific application requirements.