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REACH Declaration: Littelfuse | Where to find it and what it must contain
Littelfuse (United States) makes fuses, TVS diodes, varistors, relays and protection devices. This page explains where their REACH documentation is published and how to tell whether the document you receive is usable.
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Where Littelfuse publishes it
Start at https://www.littelfuse.com and go to the product page, under Environmental compliance.
What to check in this category
Fuse elements are the substance question people miss. Many fuse links use lead bearing alloys precisely because their melting behaviour is what makes the fuse work, and this sits under a RoHS exemption rather than outside the scope. Ask for the declaration to name the element alloy and the exemption, because 'RoHS compliant' on a fuse without either is a claim you cannot verify.
What a usable declaration contains
- The exact part number or article range covered.
- The issue date of the document.
- The regulation revision referenced.
- Any exemptions claimed, by number.
- SVHC content stated against the 0.1% by weight threshold.
- A named signatory.
Related guides
- Littelfuse — RoHS declaration guide
- Eaton Bussmann — REACH (Circuit protection)
- Schaffner — REACH (Circuit protection)
- SCHURTER — REACH (Circuit protection)
- All REACH guides
Look up Littelfuse on Fossick
Fossick locates published REACH and RoHS documents for Littelfuse, records the issue date and the exemptions claimed, and tells you when one changes.