MF72-050D11

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Inrush Current Limiters (ICL) are protective devices that limit the high starting current of electrical equipments. They are critical components of power supplies, motor controls, or any other electronic loads that are capable of drawing high inrush currents, usually when they are switched on.

The MF72-050D11 is an ICL belonging to a wide range of Inrush Current Limiters produced by The Company. It is designed to protect power supplies, motor control circuits, and other electronic equipment from inrush currents. The MF72-050D11 has a compact size and can be easily mounted with a supplied clip.

The working principle of the MF72-050D11 is that it holds its own surge energy in its own thermo-mechanical energy system. This helps it to limit the inrush current by releasing or absorbing energy as needed. When the load is switched on, the resistance of the MF72-050D11 increases, limiting the peak current. As the circuit heats up, the resistance begins to decrease, allowing higher current levels. The MF72-050D11 is designed to protect electronic devices from damaging inrush currents, which can lead to component failure.

The MF72-050D11 is suitable for a wide variety of applications, including power supplies, lighting, motor control circuits, and other industrial applications. Additionally, the MF72-050D11 can be used in automotive, computer, AV, telecom, and medical electronics. The MF72-050D11 also features superior environmental protection and can operate in extreme conditions.

The MF72-050D11 is a reliable Inrush Current Limiter designed for use in industrial, automotive, computer, AV, telecom, and medical applications. It features a small, compact size and a thermo-mechanical energy system that helps it to limit inrush currents. The MF72-050D11 is an ideal choice when looking for a reliable and efficient solution to protect against high inrush currents.

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