
ROXBURGH EMC RE Series X2 RC Network Capacitor, 0.2µF, 120 ohm, 275V AC. Suppresses switching surges in automatic machines and office appliances.
The RE series X2 class RC Network Capacitor from ROXBURGH EMC is specifically designed to suppress mechanical switching surges that occur in automatic machines and office appliances. It is suitable for both AC and DC applications, making it a versatile choice for power management and circuit protection.
Featuring a compact size, this through-hole mounted component offers excellent peak pulse withstand capability and comes with various safety approvals. The capacitor provides a capacitance of 0.2µF with a tolerance of ± 20%, paired with a resistance of 120 ohms at a tolerance of ± 30%. It operates effectively within a temperature range of -40°C to 100°C, ensuring reliability across diverse environments.
Key Features & Specifications
This RC network is an essential component for ensuring the stable operation of your electronic systems by effectively mitigating unwanted voltage transients.
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