Product Details
Overview
The 80026-508-05-R ASC snubber capacitor from Allen-Bradley is designed to suppress voltage transients in industrial power conversion systems. It provides protection for switching devices against electrical stress in variable frequency drives, rectifier circuits, and inverter applications. Listed by Rockwell Automation, this capacitor offers 0.2 μF capacitance and is suitable for PowerFlex and Modular Drive installations, ensuring reliable system operation under transient conditions.
Technical Specifications
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Model / Part Number: 80026-508-05-R
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Type: ASC Snubber Capacitor
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Capacitance: 0.2 μF
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Weight: 1.00 lb (0.45 kg)
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Application: Voltage transient suppression in VFDs, rectifiers, and inverter circuits
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Compatibility: PowerFlex and Modular Drive systems
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Electrical Protection: Helps safeguard switching devices from overvoltage stress
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Construction: Durable design for industrial environments
Application Scenarios
The 80026-508-05-R is suitable for industrial drive systems where voltage spikes may occur. It is commonly used in motor controllers, inverter modules, and rectifier assemblies to protect critical components and maintain operational stability.
FAQ
Q: Can this capacitor be used in other Allen-Bradley drive systems?
A: Yes, it is compatible with most PowerFlex and Modular Drive systems requiring 0.2 μF ASC snubber capacitors.
Q: What is its primary function?
A: The capacitor suppresses voltage transients and protects sensitive switching devices from electrical stress.
Q: How should it be installed?
A: Mount according to system guidelines in the VFD or inverter assembly for optimal transient suppression.
Q: How does it compare to the 80026-508-08-R model?
A: The 80026-508-05-R is an ASC snubber capacitor designed specifically for transient suppression, while the 80026-508-08-R is a general-purpose capacitor component.
Additional Information
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