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ROV07H - 7mm Series Metal Oxide Varistors

This page provides the datasheet information for the ROV07H, a member of the ROV07 7mm Series Metal Oxide Varistors family.

Description

The ROV07-XXX (Radial-leaded Metal Oxide Varistor) products are 7mm radial leaded varistor devices suitable for protection of overvoltage transients.

Features

  • Radial leaded Broad Varistor voltage and Vrms range Varistor voltage : 18V - 820V Vrms voltage : 11V - 510V Two surge capability series Standard series, High surge series Various lead types Straight, Kinked, Other Various packaging options Bulk, Tape & Reel, Ammo Pack Helps designers meet the following standards UL, CSA, VDE Fast response time High current and energy absorption capability.

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Raychem ROV07, ROV07H 7mm Series Metal Oxide Varistors Document: SCD 25481 Status: Released Rev. A June 30, 2003 www.DataSheet4U.com Overvoltage Devices www.tycopowercomponents.com GENERAL DESCRIPTION The ROV07-XXX (Radial-leaded Metal Oxide Varistor) products are 7mm radial leaded varistor devices suitable for protection of overvoltage transients. ROV devices can provide protection for a wide variety of power systems against overvoltage faults such as lightning, power contact and power induction. Suitable for a broad range of applications including, but not limited to security, power supplies, surge strips, etc., the ROV device helps to protect valuable equipment from potential power surge damage by clamping high energy, short duration impulses.
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