Product Description:

High Voltage Ceramic Capacitor: This high voltage ceramic capacitor is used in circuits to indicate the presence of voltage. It has a voltage rating of 1000V and a radial package type. The Live Line Capacitor 24KV 50PF is available in two colors: brown and red. It has a tolerance of ±20％ and a typical dissipation factor of ≦ 0.5% @ 1 KHz 20° C LV and ≦2.0% @ 1 KHz 20° C LV. This capacitor is ideal for indicators and charged displays.

Features:

• Live display capacitor mandrel, Live line capacitor at high voltage, Live Line Capacitor 24KV 50PF for indicators
• High temperature performance
• Product Name: High Voltage Ceramic Capacitor
• Voltage Rating: 1000V
• RoHS Compliant: Yes
• Soldering temperature: 220℃
• Capacitance: 50pF

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

XIWUER's High Voltage Ceramic Capacitor (Model Number: CT8-2) is a reliable live line capacitor, certified by ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO45001 and CCC, with a voltage rating of 1000V and a capacitance of 220pF. Its ceramic material is (Y5T)2D4 and it complies with RoHS requirements. The minimum order quantity is 1 unit and the price is negotiable. The storage temperature is between -25°C and +85°C and the packaging is done in a carton. With a supply ability of 4,000,000 units a year, the delivery time of the capacitor is 5-8 days with payment terms of L/C, T/T. The capacitor is used as a 24KV 50PF live line component in high voltage indicators.

Customization:

We offer High Voltage Ceramic Capacitor with the following features:

• Brand Name: XIWUER
• Model Number: CT8-2
• Place of Origin: XIAN,CHINA
• Certification: ISO9001,ISO14001,ISO45001,CCC
• Minimum Order Quantity: 1 unit
• Price: Negotiable
• Packaging Details: Carton
• Delivery Time: 5-8 days
• Payment Terms: L/C, T/T
• Supply Ability: 4,000,000 units a year
• Size: 13.2mm X 22mm
• Soldering temperature: 220℃
• Ceramic material: (Y5T)2D4
• Dielectric Strength: 2000VAC
• Package Type: Radial
• Live Line Capacitor 24KV 50PF for indicators
• 1.Live display capacitor mandrel
• Live line capacitor at high voltage

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