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'[OT] Part identification'
1999\08\27@074736
by
Max Toole
I need to know the identity of a part that I think is a varistor. It is dark
red, looks similar to a disc ceramic capacitor and has the markings:
H A3
175L10
On the circuit board, it has a reference designator of RV1.
Does anyone have an idea who the manufacturer might be and what the device
is? I think it is used for surge suppression in the circuit.
I really appreciate any help from anyone.
Max
1999\08\27@080029
by
Michael Rigby-Jones
It's a Metal Oxide Varistor, manufactured by HARRIS
AC working voltage = 175 volts
DC working voltage = 225 volts
Transient energy = 55 Joules
Peak transient current = 4500 Amps
Varistor voltage @ 1ma Min=247, Nom = 270, Max = 303
Hope that helps!!
Mike Rigby-Jones
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1999\08\27@080435
by
Max Toole
In a message dated 8/27/99 8:01:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
spam_OUTmrjonesTakeThisOuT
NORTELNETWORKS.COM writes:
> t's a Metal Oxide Varistor, manufactured by HARRIS
>
> AC working voltage = 175 volts
> DC working voltage = 225 volts
> Transient energy = 55 Joules
> Peak transient current = 4500 Amps
> Varistor voltage @ 1ma Min=247, Nom = 270, Max = 303
>
> Hope that helps!!
>
> Mike Rigby-Jones
Mike,
Thank you SOOO much. I can't tell you how much that helps.
Max
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