
DUCATI 4.16.10 series motor run film capacitor, 40 µF, 450 V AC. Features snap-in FAST FIX mounting and self-healing PP dielectric.
The DUCATI 4.16.10 Series Motor Run Film Capacitor is a high-quality snap-in component designed for both starting and running electric motors. Built with a polypropylene film dielectric and an extremely thin metal coating obtained through vacuum evaporation, this capacitor ensures reliable performance and durability.
A standout feature is the FAST FIX system (patent no. UD 92A000164), which allows for quick and easy mounting on equipment plates with a thickness between 0.8mm and 1.1mm. Alternatively, the required drilling permits standard mounting using the M8 thread stud. The case and cover are constructed from self-extinguishing plastic material, while the capacitive element is securely sealed with polyurethane resin, guaranteeing no leakage risk.
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Ideal for motor drive and control applications, this DUCATI capacitor combines advanced engineering with practical installation features.
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