
BNstar
A strong pin-compatible alternative in a 1206 package with identical hold current and a higher voltage rating.
Find the best substitutes for the JK-nSMD010-33, a 1206 PTC resettable fuse rated for 33V and 0.1A. This page provides verified alternatives, comparing key electrical and physical parameters to ensure reliable overcurrent protection.
Key parameters like hold current and voltage are well-matched or improved by top candidates.
All viable candidates use the same standard 1206 surface-mount package.
Multiple manufacturers produce parts in this category, offering a good supply base.
Direct replacement for JK-nSMD010-33 should use only Datasheet verified or Strong match candidates; many approved options still require engineering review.
SMD1206-010C-60V by BNstar is the strongest candidate, offering identical hold current with a superior voltage rating.
The primary risk when substituting PTC fuses is a mismatch in trip time or resistance characteristics, which can affect circuit protection even if hold current matches.

BNstar
A strong pin-compatible alternative in a 1206 package with identical hold current and a higher voltage rating.
| Feature / factor | JK-nSMD010-33 | SMD1206-010C-60V | RF1343-000 | Alt 3 | Compatibility / risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package | 1206 | 1206 | 1206 (3216 Metric) | 1206 / 1206 (3216 Metric) — Same package ensures form and fit compatibility.; RF1343-000: Same package ensures form and fit compatibility. | |
| Voltage | 33V | 60V | 48V | 60V / 48V — Higher voltage rating provides increased safety margin.; RF1343-000: Higher voltage rating provides increased safety margin. | |
| Current | 0.25A | 0.25A | 0.39A | 0.25A / 0.39A — Trip current (IT) matches target, ensuring similar fault response.; RF1343-000: Trip current is higher, delaying fault response compared to target. |
Verified drop-in options for JK-nSMD010-33 are limited in the current batch. Review candidates marked Strong match or Datasheet verified, and validate package, pinout, and electrical limits before committing a BOM change.