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0-52862-C | Reliance Electric Current Limit Snubber Card CLSA
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Product Description P/N: 0-52862-C
Description The 0-52862-C, operating as a Current Limit Snubber Card (CLSA), is a circuit board manufactured by Reliance Electric specifically designed for integration within the company’s drives.
Constructed with a circuit board component affixed by three screws onto a front faceplate, the 0-52862-C features two set screws on the faceplate panel to secure the module within a rack system, typically tightened by hand to avoid over-tightening. The faceplate hosts two rotary dials labeled "motor" and "regen," allowing adjustment from zero to ten.
Technical Specifications
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Part Number |
0-52862-C |
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Function |
Current Limit Snubber Card (CLSA) |
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Manufacturer |
Reliance Electric |
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Construction |
Circuit board component attached by three screws to a front faceplate |
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Faceplate |
Includes two set screws for securing the module in a rack system; features two rotary dials labeled "motor" and "regen," adjustable from zero to ten |
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Board Components |
- Two potentiometers near the front board edge, connecting to the dials in the front panel - Eight transistors of various sizes and designs - Five integrated circuits - Other components include stab-on connectors, metal film resistors, and disk capacitors |
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Surface |
Front surface printed with a grid pattern; rear surface carries the codes 802286-21A 134 and 1193 |
Information About 0-52862-C
The 0-52862-C is a Current Limit Snubber Card (CLSA) manufactured by Reliance Electric specifically for integration within the company's drives.
Physically, the 0-52862-C comprises a circuit board component affixed by three screws to a front faceplate. The faceplate panel incorporates two set screws, facilitating the module's securement within a rack system. Typically, these set screws are finger tightened to prevent over-tightening and subsequent removal issues. Additionally, the faceplate houses two rotary dials positioned in the bottom half of its length. These dials, labeled "motor" and "regen," are adjustable from zero to ten.
Internally, the 0-52862-C's circuit board is minimally populated. It features two potentiometers situated near the front board edge, which are interconnected with the dials on the faceplate. Furthermore, the board encompasses eight transistors of diverse size and design, along with five integrated circuits. Complementary components such as stab-on connectors, metal film resistors, and disk capacitors are also present. The front surface of the board bears a grid pattern, while the rear surface is inscribed with the codes 802286-21A 134 and 1193.
Manufacturer information
Reliance Electric, a pioneering electrical equipment manufacturer, was founded in 1904. Acquired by Rockwell Automation, it specialized in motors, drives, and industrial automation solutions. Known for innovation, Reliance played a key role in advancing industrial technology.
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Description The 0-52862-C, operating as a Current Limit Snubber Card (CLSA), is a circuit board manufactured by Reliance Electric specifically designed for integration within the company’s drives.
Constructed with a circuit board component affixed by three screws onto a front faceplate, the 0-52862-C features two set screws on the faceplate panel to secure the module within a rack system, typically tightened by hand to avoid over-tightening. The faceplate hosts two rotary dials labeled "motor" and "regen," allowing adjustment from zero to ten.
Technical Specifications
|
Part Number |
0-52862-C |
|
Function |
Current Limit Snubber Card (CLSA) |
|
Manufacturer |
Reliance Electric |
|
Construction |
Circuit board component attached by three screws to a front faceplate |
|
Faceplate |
Includes two set screws for securing the module in a rack system; features two rotary dials labeled "motor" and "regen," adjustable from zero to ten |
|
Board Components |
- Two potentiometers near the front board edge, connecting to the dials in the front panel - Eight transistors of various sizes and designs - Five integrated circuits - Other components include stab-on connectors, metal film resistors, and disk capacitors |
|
Surface |
Front surface printed with a grid pattern; rear surface carries the codes 802286-21A 134 and 1193 |
Information About 0-52862-C
The 0-52862-C is a Current Limit Snubber Card (CLSA) manufactured by Reliance Electric specifically for integration within the company's drives.
Physically, the 0-52862-C comprises a circuit board component affixed by three screws to a front faceplate. The faceplate panel incorporates two set screws, facilitating the module's securement within a rack system. Typically, these set screws are finger tightened to prevent over-tightening and subsequent removal issues. Additionally, the faceplate houses two rotary dials positioned in the bottom half of its length. These dials, labeled "motor" and "regen," are adjustable from zero to ten.
Internally, the 0-52862-C's circuit board is minimally populated. It features two potentiometers situated near the front board edge, which are interconnected with the dials on the faceplate. Furthermore, the board encompasses eight transistors of diverse size and design, along with five integrated circuits. Complementary components such as stab-on connectors, metal film resistors, and disk capacitors are also present. The front surface of the board bears a grid pattern, while the rear surface is inscribed with the codes 802286-21A 134 and 1193.
Manufacturer information
Reliance Electric, a pioneering electrical equipment manufacturer, was founded in 1904. Acquired by Rockwell Automation, it specialized in motors, drives, and industrial automation solutions. Known for innovation, Reliance played a key role in advancing industrial technology.