Danotherm, 47Ω 110W Wire Wound Chassis Mount Resistor CCH110C777-47R-KT ±10%

For higher ohmic values, the resistor elements are wirewound on mica support sheets. Lower ohmic values are made with helix wound elements with ceramic support. The outer housing is an aluminium profile insulated with micanite sheets on all inner surfaces. The resistor elements are fixed symmetrically in the profile by the mica construction. This ensures a symmetric expansion of the resistors and maximum stability to high load impulses. The aluminium profile with the fixed resistor element is filled with quartz sand. This ensures a minimum change of the resistor surface temperature even if the resistor element reaches its maximum temperature during a pulse load.

Overload 10-16 x P nom (5 seconds pulse, 120 s cycle), depending on ohmic value

Aluminium case ensures high IP rating

Low thermal drift of 100 ppm/K ensured by nickel-chrome 8020 alloy

Mica insulation ensures high dielectric strength

Low noise level

Low surface temperature

Capable of withstanding high vibration

Filled with Si02 for high-power overload capability and high thermal capacity

Thermal relief expansion mounting feet

Optional thermal switch for thermal protection is available

Flying leads

Fully insulated with no external live parts

Danotherm CCH resistors are ideal for applications in electronic variable speed drives as braking resistors. This allows you to control the speed or position of escalators, elevators, conveyor belts and cranes where regenerated energy requires dissipation. They are also suitable for renewable energy systems such as kite power, solar inverters, solar power, tidal power and wind turbines.

CCH brake resistors feature power rating options of 100 W to 1045 W. The flat construction of CCH series braking resistors also makes them suitable for heat sink cooling and they can be used in water-cooled equipment. Danotherm has developed thermal simulation for all resistor types and resistor values. By using these models, Danotherm were able to calculate the temperature rises in the resistor wire and on the surface for all possible load applications. This range is generally approved to UL 508 (E208678).