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R-K Electronics, Inc. TFDS-220.5-30

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TFDS-220.5-30
LCSC Part #
C21049560
Packaging
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Key Attributes
Surge Protection Devices (SPDs) RoHS
DatasheetR-K Electronics, Inc. TFDS-220.5-30
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Products Specifications

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TypeDescription
CategoryCircuit Protection/Transient Voltage Suppressors (TVS)/Surge Protection Devices (SPDs)
ManufacturerR-K Electronics, Inc.
Packaging-
Operating temperature-40℃~+85℃
Number of Lines-
Trigger Current-
Voltage Rating-
Reset Voltage-

Introduction

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Transient Voltage Filters TVFs are applied to circuits where transient electrical voltage spikes can cause a malfunction or damage in solid state controls or control systems (PLCs, CNCs, NCs, Solid State Counters, etc.). The TFD is typically applied in parallel with three phase inductive loads (motors) to absorb the transients generated when the load is disconnected from the line. It also absorbs electrical noise while the load is operating. The Bleeding Resistor allows the voltage that builds up on the capacitor in the TFD to bleed off after voltage is removed. The Bleeding Resistor is typically used in applications where the control with the TFD may be operated (tested) without the load (motor) connected.

Features

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  • Din Rail or Surface Mounting
  • 240 Volt UL Type Approval
  • Delta Configuration
  • Three Phase (3O) Applications
  • Bleeding Resistor Option
  • Terminal Block or Leads

Applications

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  • circuits where transient electrical voltage spikes can cause a malfunction or damage in solid state controls or control systems (PLCs, CNCs, NCs, Solid State Counters, etc.)
  • in parallel with three phase inductive loads (motors)
  • applications where the control with the TFD may be operated (tested) without the load (motor) connected