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Mike Miller
- Jan 1, 1970
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There is a switch that I am considering using for a new design. From the datasheet I can see that there are several current ratings given. For example, 5A, 7A and 10A.
From the datasheet:
Power Rating: 5A/250VAC, 10A/125VAC (UL); 7A/250VAC, 10A/125VAC (CSA); 6A/250VAC~µT85 (D, S, N, FI, VDE)
My application will be using 24 VDC at 10A.
If I am given 125VAC is this 125 * .707 = 88.375 VDC?
Anyone know what the µT85 is?
Thank you.
Mike
From the datasheet:
Power Rating: 5A/250VAC, 10A/125VAC (UL); 7A/250VAC, 10A/125VAC (CSA); 6A/250VAC~µT85 (D, S, N, FI, VDE)
My application will be using 24 VDC at 10A.
If I am given 125VAC is this 125 * .707 = 88.375 VDC?
Anyone know what the µT85 is?
Thank you.
Mike