
BNstar
Matches package, hold current, and voltage, but has a significantly lower max fault current rating that requires engineering review.
FSMD110-33R is a 1.1A, 33V PTC resettable fuse in an 1812 package. Finding a substitute requires careful matching of hold current, voltage, and especially the max fault current rating to ensure circuit safety.
Candidates have different hold currents or significantly lower max fault current ratings.
All viable candidates share the same 1812 package.
No direct drop-in replacement has been identified without caveats. All viable alternatives have parametric differences in hold current or max fault current that require engineering review.
Use BNstar SMD1812-110C-33V if the max fault current is under 40A. Otherwise, consider TECHFUSE mSMD150-33V but verify the higher 1.5A hold current is safe for the application.
The primary risk is a mismatch in max fault current (Imax), which could lead to fuse failure and subsequent damage to the protected circuit.

BNstar
Matches package, hold current, and voltage, but has a significantly lower max fault current rating that requires engineering review.
| Feature / factor | FSMD110-33R | SMD1812-110C-33V | mSMD150-33V | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | 1812 | 1812 | 1812 | 1812 — Same form factor.; mSMD150-33V: Same form factor. | |
| Current | 100A | 40A | 100A | 40A / 100A — Max fault current (Imax) is significantly lower.; mSMD150-33V: Max fault current (Imax) matches. | |
| Voltage | 33V | 33V | 33V | 33V — Max voltage rating matches.; mSMD150-33V: Max voltage rating matches. | |
| Resistance | 0.200Ω | 0.250Ω | 0.160Ω | 0.250Ω / 0.160Ω — Post-trip resistance (R1max) is higher.; mSMD150-33V: Post-trip resistance (R1max) is better. |
BNstar SMD1812-110C-33V is a strong functional match for hold current and voltage, but has a lower max fault current rating (40A vs 100A) requiring review. TECHFUSE mSMD150-33V has a matching fault current rating but a higher hold current (1.5A).