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Compact fuses extended to 8 and 10A ratings

Schurter has extended its MSTU and MXT 250V Microfuse ranges to include both 8 and 10A rated devices. Brochure available

News from Schurter (17 May 2001)

Resettable protection for set-top boxes

Raychem has released a new, coated version of its 90V radial leaded PolySwitch resettable fuses - the BBR550 and BBR750 devices.

News from Raychem Circuit Protection (14 May 2001)

Lightning and transient zone protection in one

Advance-Galatrek has launched a new range of transient voltage surge suppressors (TVSSs), with devices optimised for a variety of applications.

News from Advance Electronics ( 3 May 2001)

Protected power on show at Networks Telecom

Advance-Galatrek is showcasing several brand new product ranges on Stand 20C93 at this year's Networks Telecom exhibition.

News from Advance Electronics ( 2 May 2001)

Slimline protection for lithium-polymer batteries

Raychem's new Thin-Strap line of PolySwitch resettable fuses provides enhanced protection for rechargeable battery packs typically used in cell phones, laptops and other portable equipment.

News from Raychem Circuit Protection ( 2 May 2001)

Thin strap protects thin Li-ion prismatic cells

The latest PolySwitch PPTC (polymeric positive temperature coefficient) resettable strap device from Raychem Circuit Protection offers the thinnest strap profile in the industry.

News from Raychem Circuit Protection (27 April 2001)

Surface-mount polymer PTC fuses

Schurter has improved its PFMC series of polymer based 4.5 x 3.2mm PTC fuses, and renamed it the PFMD series. Brochure available

News from Schurter (26 April 2001)

Resettable fuse protects latest AAAA NiMH cells

New from Raychem Circuit Protection, the MAC300 PolySwitch resettable fuse is custom designed for the new AAAA NiMH cells with increased capacity in a smaller space.

News from Raychem Circuit Protection (25 April 2001)

Relay protects from overcurrents

The AQY210KS PhotoMOS relay from Matsushita Electric Works has been designed with a short-circuit protection function, which it claims is a market first.

News from Matsushita Electric Works UK (13 April 2001)

Circuit breakers off the shelf

Electromechanical specialist Aerco has added to its product portfolio by stocking the E-T-A ranges of high quality circuit breakers including many products that carry MIL specification approvals.

News from Aerco (15 March 2001)

Automatic circuit-breaker reset cuts downtime

Moeller Electric has developed a new remote switching module the FAX-FIP-XFSM, which helps users to significantly increase the reliability, and as a result the efficiency, of their systems.

News from Moeller Electric (15 March 2001)

Power protection solutions for retail environments

Advance-Galatrek has a range of bespoke power protection solutions for a variety of retail environments.

News from Advance Electronics ( 9 March 2001)

Thermistors act as reversible fuses

Epcos has a comprehensive range of PTC (positive temperature coefficient) thermistors to perform various tasks in a diverse range of applications.

News from Epcos (19 February 2001)

Detectors protect and survive the blast

MCE and Matra BAe Dynamics are collaborating in the promotion of a family of nuclear event detectors which will protect electronic systems from one of the effects of a nuclear incident.

News from MCE Newmarket (31 January 2001)

Fuseholders offers economical circuit protection

Easby Electronics, a franchised stockist and distributor of Belling Lee products, has added a new range of low-cost fuseholders into stock.

News from Easby Electronics (16 January 2001)

Solid state relays keep installation simple

The new RS and RM 'hockey puck' style solid state relays from Carlo Gavazzi are designed for resistive, capacitive and inductive loads up to 100AAC rms and 600VAC rms.

News from Carlo Gavazzi (10 November 2000)

Protect communications equipment from lightning

The new MOD7470 isolation unit from Kenton Research is designed to protect sensitive communications equipment from surges caused by lightning, electrostatic effects or traction currents.

News from Kenton Research ( 8 November 2000)

Advance-Galatrek at Railtex 2000

Power protection specialists Advance-Galatrek will be using Railtex 2000 to promote their total power solutions programme.

News from Advance Electronics ( 3 October 2000)

Temperature-resistant Zenite for miniature relays

For the non-metallic parts of its P1 and P2 miniature relays Tyco Electronics and its contract moulder EBK-Kruger use DuPont's temperature-resistant Zenite 7130 liquid-crystal polymer Brochure available