V48MLA1210LH Circuit Protection

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TVS - Varistors, MOVs is one form of surge protection. The V48MLA1210LH is a MOV that is specifically designed for low-energy, fast-rising surge protection. This type of device is used to protect electronic components from transient voltage surges, such as those that can occur when lightning strikes nearby.

Application Field of V48MLA1210LH

The V48MLA1210LH has been shown to effectively protect a wide range of electronic components from transient voltage spikes. It is ideal for use in applications such as AC/DC power supplies, motor control systems, PLCs, industrial automation systems, solar inverter systems, or any other application that may be vulnerable to voltage surges. Specifically, this MOV can protect components from surges up to 8kV and 38A, making it an ideal choice for many industries and applications.

Working Principle of V48MLA1210LH

Unlike a traditional fuse or circuit breaker, the V48MLA1210LH uses a MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) to divert surge energy and protect circuitry from transient voltages. A MOV is a voltage-dependent resistor whose resistance is inversely proportional to the applied voltage. That is, when the voltage rises above a certain level, the resistance of the MOV decreases. As the resistance of the MOV drops, it begins to divert more current away from the protected components, thus limiting the surge current and protecting the circuit.

Summary

The V48MLA1210LH is an ideal surge protection device that is designed to protect a wide range of electronic components from transient voltage spikes. It features a MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor) which responds to applied voltages by diverting the surge current away from the protected components, thus limiting the surge current and protecting the circuit. Its fast reacting design and wide range of voltage protection makes it a great choice for many industrial and commercial applications.

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