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531X128HMSADG2 | General Electric VA-4 MOV Card
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Product Description P/N: 531X128HMSADG2
Description
The 531X128HMSADG2 is a VA-4 MOV Card manufactured by General Electric, designated for industrial applications. This component is now classified as obsolete. The card features nine dark brown resistors and fifteen vertical metal prongs distributed around the circuit board.
Technical Specifications
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Part Number |
531X128HMSADG2 |
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Type |
VA-4 MOV Card |
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Manufacturer |
General Electric |
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Usage |
Industrial |
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Obsolescence Status |
Obsolete |
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Resistors |
9 dark brown resistors |
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Metal Prongs |
15 vertical metal prongs |
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Fuse Slots |
3 fuse slots |
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Fuse Function |
Protects against power surges; requires replacement if activated |
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Capacitor |
1 large yellow polypropylene capacitor, secured with zip tie |
|
Diodes |
8 small black and silver diodes |
|
LED |
1 small red LED |
Information About 531X128HMSADG2
The 531X128HMSADG2 is a VA-4 MOV Card manufactured by General Electric. This card is designated for industrial applications and is classified as an obsolete component.
The 531X128HMSADG2 is equipped with nine dark brown resistors. These resistors are distributed across the circuit board, each performing a role in regulating current flow and voltage within the circuit. The board also features fifteen vertical metal prongs. These prongs are integrated into the design to facilitate connections with other components or systems.
Additionally, the 531X128HMSADG2 includes three designated areas for fuses. Fuses are protective components designed to safeguard the circuit board from power surges. They operate as self-sacrificing elements; in the event of a power surge, the metal connector inside the fuse will break, thereby interrupting the current flow and preventing damage to the circuit board. Post-surge, the fuse must be replaced to restore the circuit board's protection capabilities.
Manufacturer information
General Electric (GE) is a multinational conglomerate founded in 1892, based in the United States. It operates in various industries, including aviation, healthcare, renewable energy, and power. GE is known for its innovations in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure solutions.
Description
The 531X128HMSADG2 is a VA-4 MOV Card manufactured by General Electric, designated for industrial applications. This component is now classified as obsolete. The card features nine dark brown resistors and fifteen vertical metal prongs distributed around the circuit board.
Technical Specifications
|
Part Number |
531X128HMSADG2 |
|
Type |
VA-4 MOV Card |
|
Manufacturer |
General Electric |
|
Usage |
Industrial |
|
Obsolescence Status |
Obsolete |
|
Resistors |
9 dark brown resistors |
|
Metal Prongs |
15 vertical metal prongs |
|
Fuse Slots |
3 fuse slots |
|
Fuse Function |
Protects against power surges; requires replacement if activated |
|
Capacitor |
1 large yellow polypropylene capacitor, secured with zip tie |
|
Diodes |
8 small black and silver diodes |
|
LED |
1 small red LED |
Information About 531X128HMSADG2
The 531X128HMSADG2 is a VA-4 MOV Card manufactured by General Electric. This card is designated for industrial applications and is classified as an obsolete component.
The 531X128HMSADG2 is equipped with nine dark brown resistors. These resistors are distributed across the circuit board, each performing a role in regulating current flow and voltage within the circuit. The board also features fifteen vertical metal prongs. These prongs are integrated into the design to facilitate connections with other components or systems.
Additionally, the 531X128HMSADG2 includes three designated areas for fuses. Fuses are protective components designed to safeguard the circuit board from power surges. They operate as self-sacrificing elements; in the event of a power surge, the metal connector inside the fuse will break, thereby interrupting the current flow and preventing damage to the circuit board. Post-surge, the fuse must be replaced to restore the circuit board's protection capabilities.
Manufacturer information
General Electric (GE) is a multinational conglomerate founded in 1892, based in the United States. It operates in various industries, including aviation, healthcare, renewable energy, and power. GE is known for its innovations in technology, manufacturing, and infrastructure solutions.