
High power 10 ohm wirewound resistor from TE Connectivity. 3W rating, ±5% tolerance, axial leaded, 100V. Ideal for industrial electronics.
The TE Connectivity ER Series Through Hole Resistor delivers dependable high power handling in a compact axial leaded package. With a resistance value of 10 ohm and a power rating of 3 watts, this resistor is engineered for applications requiring stable performance under elevated temperatures.
Featuring wirewound technology, this resistor offers excellent accuracy and temperature stability with a tolerance of ±5% and temperature coefficient of ±60ppm/°C. It is rated for voltages up to 100V and operates across a wide temperature range from -55°C to 200°C, making it suitable for demanding industrial and electronic environments.
Key Specifications
The axial leaded package allows for easy through-hole mounting on PCBs, while the robust construction ensures long-term reliability. Ideal for power supplies, industrial controls, and test equipment, this resistor provides consistent performance in a variety of circuits.
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