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Heating element 10-30W - HGK 047
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The heat source in the element consists of a PTC element – a semi-conductor that adapts its output to the ambient temperature.
The PTC element has a high starting current and provides full output almost immediately. The current then falls quickly and the element is thereafter self-regulating, meaning that the warmer the surroundings, the less output produced by the element.
Thanks to the chimney effect, meaning that the colder air is drawn into the element's bottom and discharged at the top, good self-circulation is achieved for the heated air.
The heating element is best installed in smaller cabinets so as avoid condensation or that the temperature falls beneath the minimum level.
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- Dynamic heating (PTC element)
- Compact
- Energy saving
- Quick connector for DIN rail
Selected variant
Specifications
| Approvals | CE, EAC, Gost R, RoHS, VDE |
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| Cable length | 300 mm |
| Depth | 50 mm |
| Heat Output | 10 W |
| Heater | Anodized aluminum |
| Height | 50 mm |
| Humidity Storage | <90% RH |
| IP Class | IP44 |
| Nominal voltage | 120-240 V AC/DC |
| Operating Humidity | < 90% RH |
| Operational Temperature | -45°C ... +70°C |
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| Pre fuse (slow) | 2 A |
| Protection Class | I (earthed) |
| Starting Current Max | 1 A |
| Storage temperature | -45°C ... +70°C |
| Weight | 0,1 kg |
| Width | 25 mm |
| Voltage max | 265 V ac/dc |
| Voltage min | 110 V ac/dc |
Product description
The heat source in the element consists of a PTC element – a semi-conductor that adapts its output to the ambient temperature.
The PTC element has a high starting current and provides full output almost immediately. The current then falls quickly and the element is thereafter self-regulating, meaning that the warmer the surroundings, the less output produced by the element.
Thanks to the chimney effect, meaning that the colder air is drawn into the element's bottom and discharged at the top, good self-circulation is achieved for the heated air.
The heating element is best installed in smaller cabinets so as avoid condensation or that the temperature falls beneath the minimum level.
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