MF72-002.5D13

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Inrush Current Limiters (ICLs) are devices used to limit inrush current in an electrical system by regulating the flow of electrical current during the system startup. They are used to protect electric components and circuits from over-current and over-voltage damage. A good example of an ICL is the MF72-002.5D13.

The MF72-002.5D13 is an ICL that uses an internal resistor to regulate the incoming electrical current. It has a wide operating range from 0 to 132 volts, and can limit an inrush current up to 2.5A. It is extremely reliable and has a high-temperature operation range of -40 to +85°C. This makes it suitable for a variety of applications, such as factories and power plants.

The MF72-002.5D13 has two main functions: to limit inrush current and to protect the load against over-voltage by cutting off the current. The device is connected in series with the load, with the resistor in parallel. When the device is turned on, it limits the current by providing resistance, thus protecting the load from inrush current. When the voltage in the circuit rises above the specified value, the device cuts off the current and thus limits the voltage.

The MF72-002.5D13 can be used in a variety of applications. It can be used in industrial power supplies, computers, air conditioners, switches, pumps, motors, and more. It is also used in large electrical systems where an inrush current must be limited. In these systems, the device helps protect other components from electrical damage.

The MF72-002.5D13 is a reliable and efficient inrush current limiter. Its wide operating range and high temperature range make it ideal for industrial power and protection applications. With its simple design, long life, and low cost, it is a great choice for protecting electrical components from inrush current.

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