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86466-58S | Reliance Electric Rectifier Stack Heat Sink Assembly
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Product Description P/N: 86466-58S
Description
The Reliance Electric 86466-58S is a Rectifier Stack Heat Sink Assembly, essential for efficient heat dissipation in industrial applications, ensuring reliable performance of rectifier stacks.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Reliance Electric |
| Category | Drives |
| Part Number | 86466-58S |
| Subcategory | Rectifier Assembly |
| VAC | 460 |
Information About 86466-58S
The 86466-58S is a Rectifier Stack created by Reliance Electric. This Stack may have also been produced by ASEA BROWN BOVERI, Baldor Reliance, and Allen Bradley depending on when it was mass-produced. This Rectifier Stack has been discontinued by the manufacturers and is now considered to be obsolete.
The 86466-58S is used in the MaxPak Plus Series of controllers. A rectifier is used as a power unit to convert AC power to DC power. This is useful because DC power is much easier to control because it can only flow in one direction. A rectifier is also a stationary component that is used for output only. Typically, there are three rectifier stacks in a Full Wave Bridge Configuration. Each rectifier has two dedicated thyristors attached to it (an upper and a lower). Mounting an upper and lower thyristor together forms the rectifier. Each of the rectifier modules in the Full Wave Bridge is exchangeable.
A typical rectifier stack uses disc-type thyristors. A thyristor is either on or off on the stack and can be turned on by pulsing when the AC power coming in has a positive charge going to its cathode. When you reverse the polarity of the power coming in, it turns the thyristor off.
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 Reliance Electric 86466-58S is a Rectifier Stack Heat Sink Assembly, essential for efficient heat dissipation in industrial applications, ensuring reliable performance of rectifier stacks.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Reliance Electric |
| Category | Drives |
| Part Number | 86466-58S |
| Subcategory | Rectifier Assembly |
| VAC | 460 |
Information About 86466-58S
The 86466-58S is a Rectifier Stack created by Reliance Electric. This Stack may have also been produced by ASEA BROWN BOVERI, Baldor Reliance, and Allen Bradley depending on when it was mass-produced. This Rectifier Stack has been discontinued by the manufacturers and is now considered to be obsolete.
The 86466-58S is used in the MaxPak Plus Series of controllers. A rectifier is used as a power unit to convert AC power to DC power. This is useful because DC power is much easier to control because it can only flow in one direction. A rectifier is also a stationary component that is used for output only. Typically, there are three rectifier stacks in a Full Wave Bridge Configuration. Each rectifier has two dedicated thyristors attached to it (an upper and a lower). Mounting an upper and lower thyristor together forms the rectifier. Each of the rectifier modules in the Full Wave Bridge is exchangeable.
A typical rectifier stack uses disc-type thyristors. A thyristor is either on or off on the stack and can be turned on by pulsing when the AC power coming in has a positive charge going to its cathode. When you reverse the polarity of the power coming in, it turns the thyristor off.
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.