SL15 60002-B

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Inrush current limiters are designed to prevent equipment failure or excessive heating that result from large inrush currents resulting from switch-on of capacitive or inductive loads. Particularly in large-scale open loop systems, it can prevent long lasting power peaks and enforce safety and protection. The SL15 60002-B is a particularly reliable inrush current limiter tailored specifically for applications requiring extra current limiting capabilities.

SL15 60002-B uses a unique “fusing” operation principle in order to achieve superior inrush current reduction. It features a unique heating element which is designed to heat up rapidly when current passes through. This heats up an adjacent element which then “fuses” together to create an alternate inrush current path which can be much lower than the main current path. This allows for fine tuning of the limiting current, allowing it to be adjusted to fit any application.

SL15 60002-B is particularly well suited for large-capacity equipment such as chillers, blowers, pumps and turbines. By limiting the inrush current, it prevents damage to the devices’ components and ensures safe operation. It can also limit the duration of the inrush, preventing spikes in the power grid which could cause a power loss. Its unique fusing operation principle also allows for high power capacity without sacrificing efficiency or reliability.

The SL15 60002-B is particularly effective in restricting large inrush current in a variety of applications. It is easy to install and comes with adjustable current rating settings. Its unique fusing operation design makes it particularly suitable for high-power applications and it is able to handle large capacity currents with ease. Its low-profile design also makes it convenient for use in tight spaces. Overall, the SL15 60002-B is an effective, reliable and economical solution for protecting sensitive components from large inrush current.

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