Littelfuse, LA Metal Oxide Varistor 220 pF 50 A, Clamping 1500 V, Varistor 1000 V

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RS Stock No.:
543-5322
Mfr. Part No.:
V575LA40AP
Brand:
Littelfuse
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Brand

Littelfuse

Product Type

Metal Oxide Varistor

Varistor Voltage

1000 V

Packaging

Bulk

Clamping Voltage VC

1500V

Clamping Current

50A

Mount Type

Radial

Series

LA

Diameter

17 mm

Maximum AC Voltage

575V ac

Maximum Surge Current

4.5kA

Maximum DC Voltage

730V

Capacitance

220pF

Length

32mm

Minimum Operating Temperature

-55°C

Pin Count

2

Maximum Operating Temperature

85°C

Standards/Approvals

UL1449, CECC 42201-006 IEC 61051-1 IEC 61051-2

Thickness

8.3mm

Lead Pitch

8.5mm

Energy Rating

120J

Automotive Standard

No

Littelfuse Metal Oxide Varistors - LA / MA / ZA Series


Littelfuse metal oxide varistors are compact and versatile, and can be used within a wide range of applications.

The LA series of MOV’s are radial-lead varistors that are designed to be operated continuously across AC power lines.

The MA series of MOV’s are axial-lead varistors that are designed for use in a wide variety of board level industrial and commercial electronic equipment, protecting components and signal/data lines from low energy transients.

The ZA series of MOV’s are radial-lead varistors that are designed for use in the protection of low and medium-voltage circuits and systems. Typical applications include motor control, telecom, automotive systems, solenoid, and power supply circuits to protect circuit board components and maintain data integrity.

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