TXT
묘사:
Thermostatic Switch
MRC:
Indicates the type of sensor or transducer used in the item to convert temperature changes to switch actuating force.AKBY
Tempurature Sensing Element Type:
Immersion well
MRC:
An indication of whether the initial action of the contacts occurs as the result of an increase or decrease in stimulus.CQGB
Contact Action Stimulus:
Increase
MRC:
The designation that identifies the electrical configuration of a nonpile-up contact group including the number of switching poles or forms.CRLD
Nonpile-up Contact Arrangement:
1 pole, single throw, normally open, momentary action
MRC:
The amount of current that the contacts are rated to make or break with a specified load.CTHF
Contact Load Current Rating:
5.0 amperes inductive load single voltage and 3.0 amperes resistive load single voltage
MRC:
The adjustability of the contact.CTYC
Contact Adjustability:
Actuation point adjustable
MRC:
The minimum and maximum limits to which the contact(s) may be adjusted.CTYM
Contact Adjustment Range:
+125.00/+225.00 actuation point degrees fahrenheit
MRC:
The voltage for which the contact(s) is rated at sea level or at a specified altitude,expressed in volts.CTZB
Contact Voltage Rating In Volts:
115.0 ac at sea level first voltage
MRC:
The voltage for which the contact(s) is rated at sea level or at a specified altitude,expressed in volts.CTZB
Contact Voltage Rating In Volts:
115.0 dc at sea level second voltage
MRC:
The cycles per second /hertz/ of the alternating current.FREQ
Frequency In Hertz:
60.0 single voltage
MRC:
The specification,standard,drawing,or similar instrument that specifies environmental and performance requirements or test conditions under which an item is tested and establishes acceptable limits within which the item must conform identified by an alphabetic and/or numeric reference number. includes the commercial and government entity (cage) code of the entity controlling the instrument.TEST
Test Data Document:
81349-mil-s-16032 specification (includes engineering type bulletins, brochures, etc., that reflect specification type data in specification format; excludes commercial catalogs, industry directories, and similar trade publications, reflecting general type data on certain environmental and performance requirements and test conditions that are shown as "typical", "average", "", etc.).
