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Klixon 7274-2-20 Circuit Breakers
MFR Model# 7274-2-20
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Overview
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Klixon 7274 series are small, lightweight, low amperage devices that are specifically designed to protect aircraft/aerospace cable and components in airborne vehicles and equipment. |
Features
- Uses minimum space
- Light weight
- Trip–free
- MIL-C-5809 qualified
- Current rating: 20 amp
- Low amp
- High vibration resistance
- Typical use: Military airborne vehicle and equipment protection
Specifications
- Amp: 20
- MS#: MS26574-20
- Vibration: 10G minimum, 50–500 Hz (other vibration levels available)
- Mechanical Shock: 35G
- Acceleration: 10G
- Weight: 7274-2 (MS 26574): 28 grams maximum; 7274-4 (MS 26574 A): 28 grams maximum; 7274-11 (MS 22073): 33 grams maximum; 7274-69 (MS 22073V): 33 grams; 7274-70 (MS 26474L): 33 grams
- Interrupt Current: 0.50–5 amps: unlimited at 28 VDC; 7.50–15 amps: 2,000 amps at 28 VDC; 0.50–1.50 amps: unlimited at 120 VAC, 400 Hz; 2–5 amps: 800 amps at 120 VAC, 400 Hz; 7.50–20 amps: 500 amps at 120 VAC, 400 Hz
- Endurance: 2,500 cycles: 120 VAC, 400 Hz inductive; 5,000 cycles: 120 VAC, 400 Hz resistive; 2,500 cycles: 30 VDC inductive; 5,000 cycles: 30 VDC resistive; 10,000 cycles: Mechanical, no load
Reviews
Simply the best, from 1 amp on up!
These breakers work great. But the hold down nut was not machines correctly and was missing all of the threads. Was unable to thread it on and had to rob a nut off of an old breaker from a wrecked airplane. Only one I have ever seen that way
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