RE: Rule of thumb for thermistors ??

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In Reply to: Rule of thumb for thermistors ?? posted by rogerh113 on June 13, 2015 at 15:05:58:

The fuse rating is a little over max current,
"normal" operation will be below that.
So 5 amp would be good for the thermistor.
Link to Chart PDF for easy selection.
The 2 5A thermisters have similar Hot Imp
so pick the one with more Cold Imp -
for minimal inrush - so pick CL-60.

DanL

http://www.ge-mcs.com/download/temperature/920_325a.pdf (Open in New Window)

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Topic - Rule of thumb for thermistors ?? - rogerh113 15:05:58 06/13/15 (5)

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RE: Rule of thumb for thermistors ?? - Triode_Kingdom 17:08:36 06/13/15 (1)

I built that type of slow-start circuit into LUX MB3045s... - jeffreybehr 17:27:41 07/02/15 (0)

RE: Rule of thumb for thermistors ?? - danlaudionut 16:44:07 06/13/15 (0)

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