2093-180-SM-RPLF

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Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT)

The 2093-180-SM-RPLF application field and working principle falls within the scope of Gas Discharge Tube Arresters (GDT). GDTs are also known as transient voltage surge suppressors, which are important components of electrical systems dealing with lightning and other voltage surges.

The principle of the GDT is based on the potential differences between two electrodes when conducting electricity. It utilizes an electrical field generated by these two electrodes, and the principle of capacitance in order to reduce potential surges in an electrical circuit. When voltage surges rise above the current rating of the electrodes, the GDT discharges its load in order to protect the circuit from further damage.

The 2093-180-SM-RPLF is a particular type of GDT intended for gate and ignition applications. This GDT features a high surge rating of 180V, which allows it to effectively protect circuits from a range of common voltage surges. Additionally, the 2093-180-SM-RPLF has a maximum working voltage of 125V, making it suitable for use in many different types of electrical systems.

The 2093-180-SM-RPLF is designed to be easily integrated into existing or new electrical systems and can withstand surges of up to 180V. It has two sturdy electrodes, one of which is attached to the gate or ignition and the other to ground. When a voltage surge passes across these two electrodes, the 2093-180-SM-RPLF will detect the surge and discharge its load, protecting the system from further damage.

The 2093-180-SM-RPLF is a reliable and cost-effective solution for a wide range of surge protection requirements, providing an effective barrier against voltage surges of up to 180V. It is easy to install and maintain, and can be used in various types of electrical systems. The 2093-180-SM-RPLF is an ideal solution for protecting against voltage surges, and is widely used in industrial, commercial, and residential electrical systems.

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