Arcol Wirewound Power Resistors

Wirewound

A wirewound resistor is an electrical passive device that limits or restricts current flow in a circuit. Wirewound resistors are constructed using a conductive wire. The conductive wire is then wound around a non-conductive core. The conductive wire can be made of varying alloys and thickness to control the resistance value. Wirewound resistors are typically used in high power and industrial applications such as circuit breakers and fuses.

 

Browse Arcol Wirewound Resistors below. 

 

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ACS

ACS

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FFLB

FFLB

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HD

HD

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HS Aluminum Housed

HS Aluminum Housed

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HS400-600

HS400-600

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HSE

HSE

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HSW

HSW

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KABR

KABR

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LPR

LPR

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V Axial

V Axial

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V-VT-O

V-VT-O

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