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Rheostat
Description
These linear variable rheostats are mounted inside protective cover.
The wire is wound on a ceramic tube.
Three 4 mm safety socket terminals are provided for connection so the rheostat can serve as variable resistor as well as voltage divider.
| Resistance | Max current | |
|---|---|---|
| 0-10Ω | 4 Amp | |
| 0-33Ω | 3.1 Amp | |
| 0-100Ω | 1.8 Amp | |
| 0-330Ω | 1 Amp | |
| 0-1000Ω | 0.57 Amp |
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