
Camden Boss 4-way common anode diode module for 35mm DIN rail. Provides reverse voltage & back EMF protection. Rated 250V at 1A.
The 4 Way Diode 35mm DIN Rail Module from Camden Boss provides a quick and compact method of ensuring reverse voltage protection and back EMF protection for inductive loads. It is also highly effective for indicator testing and various function applications. Featuring four individual 1N4007 diodes, this common anode module reliably protects against return voltage to circuits, safeguarding your equipment from potential damage.
Designed for ease of use, the module boasts a low profile and clearly marked terminals. It incorporates a 45° cable entry for straightforward and easy access during installation. The 1N4007 diodes offer robust characteristics, handling a peak voltage of 1000V and a rated voltage of 250V at 1A.
Technical Specifications
This DIN rail module combines functionality with a space-saving design, making it an essential component for secure and organised electrical installations.
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