RS PRO RS PRO RC Network

These devices are designed for direct connection to the electrical grid but must not be used where capacitor failure could result in electric shock.
RS Pro RC. RS Pro offers this 3-pole chassis mount chassis package as part of its range of electronic components.
Two flexible wire terminated single and three phase contact arc suppressors specially designed to reduce contact arcing when switching reactive loads.
These RC suppressors are suitable for industrial applications employing high power control circuits.
They can be connected switch-to-switch to improve contact life or in a parallel Delta configuration to protect thyristors and solid state relays.
Features and Benefits: Maximum Operating Voltage: AC500V 50-60 Hz Frequency 100MΩ or greater (500Vdc) Insulation Resistance 1500 ms Maximum Peak to Peak 100ms Maximum Pulse Width 100ms Maximum Repetition Frequency: 720 Hz 0.2 ms Maximum Pulse Width (sec) (cm): ( Hz ) Capacitance Tolerance: 20% 30% /6W Resistance Tolerance / Power Operating Temperature: -40 → +70°C Improved DV/DT. How do capacitors store energy?
Capacitors store energy when they are connected to a voltage source in a circuit, such as when they are connected to a battery or power supply.
The capacitor will charge up to the same voltage that it is connected to, and it does this when current flows through it.
Capacitor Operation. A capacitor has two metal plates and a dielectric between these two plates.
When a voltage is applied to the plates, an electric field is created.
One plate adds a negative charge to the other plate.
The effect of a capacitor is called capacitance.