V14E440P

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TVS - Varistors, MOVs refer to a family of devices which are used to protect a circuit from transient overvoltages, or electrical spikes. The V14E440P is a member of this family and is useful for providing both overvoltage and overcurrent protection.

V14E440P is a surface-mounted Varistor device used to protect electrical and electronic equipment from voltage transients which are induced by lightning or switched inductive loads. It consists of a zinc oxide element with two electrical terminals connected to a ceramic base, and two metal caps on the sides. The Varistor element responds to different levels of voltage and automatically adjusts it so that the circuit is protected against voltage surges above the input threshold.

The Varistor element in V14E440P works in two ways: firstly, when a large voltage spike occurs, the encasing of the element breaks down and dissipates the excess energy in the form of heat. Secondly, within a certain level of voltage, the element acts like a conductor, which shunts the current away from the circuit and prevents it from damaging the sensitive components.

The application field of V14E440P is wide, it can be used to protect computer systems and other sensitive electrical and electronic components. It is also often used in automotive applications, HVAC systems and home appliances. It is resistant to vibration and shock and offers high EMI/RFI protection. With its UL approvals, the V14E440P is designed to meet the most stringent safety standards.

The use of V14E440P can help to ensure that the circuit is protected and that the sensitive components are not damaged by electrical spikes. It is a reliable and cost-efficient solution for protecting against the destructive effects of high voltage surges. Its wide application field makes it suitable for a variety of situations and its UL certifications guarantee that it will provide the best possible protection.

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