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Coudoint Rotary Rheostats Documentation

Coudoint Rotary Rheostats Documentation
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Coudoint Rotary Rheostats Documentation

Product catalog summary
Main Features
Rotary rheostats are available in six standard models (T16, T25, T50, T100, T150, T300) with power ratings from 16W to 300W. They feature a ceramic core, wire-wound resistors, and a rotating wiper. Optional features include different coatings, mechanical stops, rotary knobs, and intermediary taps.

Product Selection Guide
The guide provides a table for selecting models based on power ratings and feasible ohmic values. Maximum current should not exceed specified limits to prevent damage.

Base Models
  • Model T16: Power rating of 16W, ohmic values from 1.5Ω to 10kΩ.
  • Model T25: Power rating of 25W, ohmic values from 1.5Ω to 30kΩ.
  • Model T50: Power rating of 50W, ohmic values from 1.5Ω to 25kΩ.
  • Model T100: Power rating of 100W, ohmic values from 1.8Ω to 20kΩ.
  • Model T150: Power rating of 150W, ohmic values from 0.5Ω to 50kΩ.
  • Model T300: Power rating of 300W, ohmic values from 1Ω to 20kΩ.
Each model has specific features, dimensions, and optional configurations.

Product Identification Code
The identification code includes model, ohmic value, coating type, scale, number of modules, and rotary knob presence.

Temperature Rise Curves
Graphs illustrate temperature rise against power rating for different models.

Examples of Designs
Design examples include a 900W rotary rheostat using triple T300 units, a 600W dual T300 unit with a rotary knob, a replacement T150 rheostat, and a T300 rheostat in an IP20 housing.
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Catalog excerpts

Coudoint Rotary Rheostats Documentation-1

Rotary Rheostats Hardware Reference Document 1101066 - Edition June 2009

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Rotary Rheostats Hardware Reference 1 Main Features Series: Rotary rheostats come in 6 standard models, each model with a different power rating : T16 (16 W), T25 (25 W), T50 (50 W), T100 (100 W), T150 (150 W), T300 (300 W). Higher power ratings are achieved with tandem mounted units. These units may be used to replace the obsolete models T500 (500 W) and T1000 (1000 W). Design: Rotary rheostats are constructed with: • a ceramic tore, specific to each model • a wirewounded resistor: . with a nichrome or copper-nickel wire for a low TCR (Temperature Coefficient of electrical Resistance) guaranteeing...

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Rotary Rheostats Hardware Reference 2 Product Selection Guide 2.1 Product Selection Table Maximum power rating 16 W 25 W 50 W 100 W 150 W 300 W Model Feasible total ohmic values T16 1.5 Ù to 10 kÙ T25 1.5 Ù to 30 kÙ T50 1.5 Ù to 25 kÙ T100 1.8 Ù to 20 kÙ T150 0.5 Ù to 50 kÙ T300 1 Ù to 20 kÙ The product identification code takes into account its particular specifications (model, type of coating, number of modules, rotary button and / or scale, ohmic value, etc.) according to the description given on page 11. 2.2 Maximum Current Maximum current: The current in each turn of the winding shall not...

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Rotary Rheostats Hardware Reference 3 Base Models 3.1 Model T16 Feasible (total) ohmic values: 1.5 Ù to 10 kÙ Features: Features Units Values Power rating for ÄT = 300°C W 16 Testing voltage V 1,500 Maximum working voltage V 500 Rotation torque N.m 2.10-2 to 5.10-2 Electrical travel degree 280 Mechanical travel degree 300 Tolerance on ohmic value - ± 10 % Average weight* g 40 *: Weight value depends on the type of the wire and then on the ohmic value of the rheostat. Dimensions and panel mounting: A: Mounting by 8 mm diameter threaded collar B: Anti-rotation pin C: Terminals: 3 stainless steel...

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Rotary Rheostats Hardware Reference 3.2 Model T25 Feasible (total) ohmic values: 1.5 Ù to 30 kÙ Features: Features Units Values Power rating for ÄT = 300°C W 25 Testing voltage V 2,000 Maximum working voltage V 500 Rotation torque N.m 3.10-2 to 8.10-2 Electrical travel degree 280 Mechanical travel degree 300 Tolerance on ohmic value - ± 10 % Average weight* g 75 *: Weight value depends on the type of the wire and the ohmic value of the rheostat. Dimensions and panel mounting: A: Mounting by 10 mm diameter threaded collar B: Anti-rotation pin C: Terminals : 3 stainless steel 5.5 mm wide Faston...

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Rotary Rheostats Hardware Reference 3.3 Model T50 Feasible (total) ohmic values: 1.5 Ù to 25 kÙ Features: Features Units Values Power rating for ÄT = 300°C W 50 Testing voltage V 2,000 Maximum working voltage V 500 Rotation torque N.m 5.10-2 to 10.10-2 Electrical travel degree 275 Mechanical travel degree 300 Tolerance on ohmic value - ± 10 % Average weight* g 200 *: Weight value depends on the type of the wire and then on the ohmic value of the rheostat. Dimensions and panel mounting: A: Mounting by 10 mm diameter threaded collar B: Anti-rotation pin C: Three 4 mm diameter threaded terminal...

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Rotary Rheostats Hardware Reference 3.4 Model T100 Feasible (total) ohmic values : 1.8 Ù to 20 kÙ Features : Features Units Values Power rating for ÄT = 300°C W 100 Testing voltage V 2,000 Maximum working voltage V 500 Rotation torque N.m 8.10-2 to 15.10-2 Electrical travel degree 280 Mechanical travel degree 300 Tolerance on ohmic value - ± 10 % Average weight* g 300 *: Weight value depends on the type of the wire and then on the ohmic value of the rheostat. Dimensions and panel mounting: A: Mounting by threaded collar Ø M10 B: Anti rotation pin C: 3 threaded terminal pins Ø M4 Definition: •...

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Rotary Rheostats Hardware Reference 3.5 Model T150 Feasible (total) ohmic values: 0.5 Ù to 50 kÙ Features: Features Units Values Power rating for ÄT = 300°C W 150 Testing voltage V 2,000 Maximum working voltage V 500 Rotation torque N.m 10.10-2 to 25.10-2 Electrical travel degree 280 Mechanical travel degree 300 Tolerance on ohmic value - ± 5 % Average weight* g 550 *: Weight value depends on the type of the wire and the ohmic value of the rheostat. Dimensions and panel mounting: A: Rheostat mounting by three 6 mm screw holes spaced 120° apart on a Ø 110 mm circle B: Scale mounting by two 4 mm...

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Rotary Rheostats Hardware Reference 3.6 Model T300 Feasible (total) ohmic values: 1 Ù to 20 kÙ Features: Features Units Values Power rating for ÄT = 300°C W 300 Testing voltage V 2,500 Maximum working voltage V 750 Rotation torque N.m 15.10-2 to 50.10-2 Electrical travel degree 285 Mechanical travel degree 300 Tolerance on ohmic value - ± 5 % Average weight* g 1,700 *: Weight value depends on the type of the wire and then on the ohmic value of the rheostat. Dimensions and panel mounting: A: Rheostat mounting by three 6 mm screw holes spaced 120° apart on a Ø 162 mm circle B: Scale mounting by...

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Rotary Rheostats Hardware Reference 4 Product Identification Code T150 C 1 X X 3R27 Model: "T16", "T25", "T50", "T100", "T150" or "T300" Total ohmic value: nnnRddd for nnn.ddd Ù Ex. : 3R27 for 3.27 ohms Coating: "S": silicon "C": cement "V": vitreous enamel Scale: "X": without scale "C": with scale Number of ganged modules: "1", "2", "3" or "4" Rotary knob: "X": without knob "B": with knob This identification code is followed: – when ordering, from the list of the optional features which are not described in the code, – internally, as a special code if the product cannot be considered as a standard...

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