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Product Attributes
| Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | ||
| Import Duty Classification | Tariff may apply if shipping to the United States | |
| Product Series Line | MINAS A4 | |
| IC Encapsulation Type | Box | |
| Availability Status | Obsolete | |
| Device Type Classification | Module | |
| Electric Motor Design | Servo | |
| Motor Control Mechanism | Servo AC | |
| Actuator Motor Count | 1 | |
| Output Load Voltage | 115V | |
| Output Delivery Amps | 30A | |
| Load Power Consumption | 750 W | |
| Power Supply Voltage | 100 ~ 115VAC | |
| User Interface Type | RS-232, RS-485 | |
| Attachment Mounting Style | Chassis Mount | |
| Ambient Temp Range | 0°C ~ 55°C | |
| Key Product Highlights | - | |
| Matching Accessory Items | MINAS A4 Series |
Description
Assesses resistance at forward current Tariff may apply if shipping to the United States for LED or diode testing. Operates with a control or drive type labeled as Servo AC. Yields output current measured at 30A. Designed for related items marked as MINAS A4 Series. Designed for RS-232, RS-485 ease of use and user interaction. Type of motor Servo for mechanical functionality. Mounting configuration Chassis Mount for structural stability. Overall motors 1 for mechanical uses. Temperature range 0°C ~ 55°C for environmental conditions impacting thermal efficiency. Type of housing Box for safeguarding or transporting components. Product status Obsolete concerning availability and lifecycle. Classification series for the product or component MINAS A4. Voltage requirement 100 ~ 115VAC for electrical specifications. The classification for import duties Tariff may apply if shipping to the United States related to import and export transactions. Type classification Module for specifications. Maximum Vce(on) at Vge Tariff may apply if shipping to the United States for transistor specifications. Load voltage 115V required for devices. Voltage supply 100 ~ 115VAC for device operation. Energy consumption 750 W for appliances.
