Roxburgh EMC, DVS Surge Suppressor Unit 56 V dc, 40V ac Maximum Voltage Rating 40 kA Maximum Surge Current Type 2
- RS Stock No.:
- 707-9814
- Mfr. Part No.:
- DVSC2440
- Manufacturer:
- Roxburgh EMC
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- RS Stock No.:
- 707-9814
- Mfr. Part No.:
- DVSC2440
- Manufacturer:
- Roxburgh EMC
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Select all | Attribute | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Roxburgh EMC | |
| Suppressor Type | Type 2 Arrester, Type 1 Arrester | |
| Product Type | Surge Suppressor Unit | |
| Maximum Voltage | 56, 40V dc | |
| Mount Type | DIN Rail | |
| Maximum Surge Current | 40kA | |
| Series | DVS | |
| Minimum Operating Temperature | -40°C | |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | 80°C | |
| Depth | 68mm | |
| Standards/Approvals | RoHS | |
| Height | 90mm | |
| Length | 35mm | |
| Hazardous Area Certification | No | |
| Select all | ||
|---|---|---|
Brand Roxburgh EMC | ||
Suppressor Type Type 2 Arrester, Type 1 Arrester | ||
Product Type Surge Suppressor Unit | ||
Maximum Voltage 56, 40V dc | ||
Mount Type DIN Rail | ||
Maximum Surge Current 40kA | ||
Series DVS | ||
Minimum Operating Temperature -40°C | ||
Maximum Operating Temperature 80°C | ||
Depth 68mm | ||
Standards/Approvals RoHS | ||
Height 90mm | ||
Length 35mm | ||
Hazardous Area Certification No | ||
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