AHP500JB-750R

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Chassis mount resistors, also known as "building" or "panel" resistors, usually refer to large wirewound resistors that are mountable on a chassis in some form. This includes high voltage, high power, high accuracy, and other high performance resistors that may not find a place in a conventional mounting scheme. AHP500JB-750R is a chassis mount resistors that used in battery charging circuit to control a load.

AHP500JB-750R is beneficial for both fast and slow battery charging environments. This type of chassis mount resistor has an adjustable power rating that can be set from 500 watts to 750 watts, allowing it to be used in both high power and low power applications. The AHP500JB-750R also has a built-in fail-safe mechanism to protect it from short-circuiting, overvoltage, and overcurrent. Its built-in over current protection prevents current surges and ensures the resistance remains stable, so that the battery charging is safe and efficient.

The working principle of AHP500JB-750R is very simple. It consists of a high resistance wire coil wound onto a metal core. The current passing through the wire coil generates a resistance, which is then used to regulate the current flowing through the circuit. The adjustable power rating allows the user to fine-tune the amount of resistance, so that the current can be accurately regulated for battery charging.

The advantages of using AHP500JB-750R are clear. It can easily be mounted on a chassis and connected to the battery charging circuit, and it is designed to handle both high and low power applications. The adjustable power rating ensures that the current is accurately regulated, and the built-in over current protection prevents current surges and ensures the resistance remains stable. This makes AHP500JB-750R an ideal choice for battery charging applications.

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