DEPARTMENTS: TECHNICAL FEATURES

    Thru-hole Resistors Capable of Handling up to 7 KV

    09/03/2019

    RALEIGH, NC - The RNV Series from Stackpole offers a robust ¼ watt size resistor capable of handling up to 7KV under IEC 60065.14.1 standard testing. The proprietary manufacturing and materials allow the RNV to withstand 1000 hours at 40 degrees C, 90% relative humidity with cycled power while experiencing very little resistance shift. The RNV14 has a working voltage rating of up to 1600VDC and an overload voltage rating of 3200VDC depending on resistance value.

    The RNV is ideal for applications requiring high voltage handling capability, high reliability, and stability, such as industrial electronics, switching power supplies, power inverters, AC adapters, appliances, electronic ballasts, and displays and monitors.

    The RNV is available in both 5% and 1% tolerances, and in standard ammo and tape and reel packaging.

    Pricing for 1% tolerances is around $0.04 each in full reel quantities. Contact Stackpole or one of our franchised distributors for volume pricing.

    For more information about Stackpole products,
    visit the website at www.seielect.com.

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