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V82ZA4P AI Analysis:
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V82ZA4P product

V82ZA4P

MOVs

MOVvaristor50 VAC68 VDC8 J2.5 kAradial lead10 mm

V82ZA4P is a 50 VAC, 10 mm radial MOV for suppressing transient surges. It is rated for 8 J and 2.5 kA pulse current, with 135 V maximum clamping at the specified 25 A test current.

Best for

  • Transient suppression on 50 VAC-class circuits
  • Motor-control, telecom, solenoid, and power-supply protection

Avoid if

  • The normal circuit voltage exceeds 50 VAC RMS or 68 VDC
  • The application requires sustained repetitive high average surge power

Check before use

  • Expected 8/20 µs surge current and 10/1000 µs pulse energy
  • Required clamping margin for downstream components
  • Ambient-temperature derating and repeated-surge duty

Key specifications

Continuous voltage
50 VAC RMS / 68 VDC
Surge energy
8 J, 10/1000 µs
Peak surge current
2.5 kA, 8/20 µs
Maximum clamping voltage
135 V at 25 A

Compliance & Environment

RoHS
ROHS3 Compliant
REACH
-
MSL
MSL 1
ECCN
-
HTSUS
-

Application

Motor control surge suppressionPower-supply transient protectionTelecom and solenoid circuits

Datasheet

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V82ZA4P is a Littelfuse ZA Series radial-leaded metal-oxide varistor (MOV). It is a 10 mm model intended to clamp transient overvoltage events in low- and medium-voltage circuits.