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TSL250-080F - Resettable PPTC

General Description

Our PolySwitch families of telecommunications and networking devices help meet the growing demand for resettable overcurrent protection.

These product families help provide protection against damage caused by power cross and power induction surges as defined in ITU, Telcordia GR1089 and IEC 62368-1.

Key Features

  • Resettable overcurrent protection.
  • Fast time-to-trip.
  • Resistance sorted and matched devices available.
  • Low parasitic capacitance/flat impedance with frequency.
  • Recognized to UL 1434, approved to CSA TIL No. CA-3A and EN 60730-1. Agency Approvals AGENCY AGENCY FILE/.

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TS Series PolySwitch® Resettable PPTCs Telecom > Surface Mount > TS Series RoHS Features • Resettable overcurrent protection • Fast time-to-trip • Resistance sorted and m...

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e overcurrent protection • Fast time-to-trip • Resistance sorted and matched devices available • Low parasitic capacitance/flat impedance with frequency • Recognized to UL 1434, approved to CSA TIL No. CA-3A and EN 60730-1. Agency Approvals AGENCY AGENCY FILE/CERTIFICATE NUMBER E74889* 78166* 72161787* * See Electrical Characteristic Table for approved part numbers. Description Our PolySwitch families of telecommunications and networking devices help meet the growing demand for resettable overcurrent protection. These product families help provide protection against damage caused by power cross and power induction surges a