V20E275PL1B7

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TVS or Transient Voltage Surge suppressors are a type of voltage-activated surge protection device, designed to protect electrical and electronic equipment from the destructive effects of transients, peaks, and surges in the power source. This type of surge protection device is often referred to as “MOVs” – meaning Metal Oxide Varistors.

The V20E275PL1B7 is a 275V pulse-resistant, bidirectional MOV or Metal Oxide Varistor. The device is packaged in an Axial lead-type which is popular in DC circuits and applications. It has a clamping voltage of 495V peak, an energy rating of 740J, and a peak pulse current of 20 kA.

The main purpose of the V20E275PL1B7 is to absorb excess voltage from electrical surges in a wide variety of applications, such as PC power supplies, transmission lines, Ethernet networks, air conditioners, UPS systems, and computer peripherals. It is also engineered and tested to meet UL 1449 4th edition requirements, which also makes it suitable for higher-level industrial, commercial or medical applications.

The V20E275PL1B7 works by clamping the voltage below the specified level when there is a surge or transient event in the power source. As the device is bidirectional, it can protect against both over voltages and under voltages, and is designed to reduce the let-through voltage of a circuit.

The key benefits of using the V20E275PL1B7 include: low cost, enhanced performance, superior protection against surges, and excellent durability and reliability The device is also compliant with the Environmental Product Stewardship Program, and is lead-free, halogen-free and ROHS-compliant, making it an environmentally friendly option.

The V20E275PL1B7 is an effective component for providing surge protection in a wide range of applications, from small consumer electronics to high-end industrial equipment. It is a cost-effective solution which provides superior protection from transients and other power-related problems.

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