Introducing the ULH (Horizontal) Series, delivering unparalleled metal-clad wire-wound resistors designed for numerous applications, from motor drives to electric vehicle charging. With power capacities ranging from 60W to 500W, these resistors provide adaptable solutions, featuring an inductive resistance range from 0.1Ω up to 6.8kΩ and a non-inductive range from 0.1Ω up to 3kΩ. Highlighting tolerances of ±0.5%, ±1%, ±2%, ±5%, and ±10%, a Temperature Coefficient of Resistance (TCR) of ±260ppm/℃ (max), these resistors ensure unwavering precision. The ULH Series, distinguished as the horizontal model, is UL approved, guaranteeing compliance with stringent standards. There is also a Vertical model available as the ULV. The robust aluminum housing provides rugged protection, ideal for challenging environments, and caters to applications like motor drives, braking and snubber, EV charging, and power sources for industrial equipment. For Non UL/CE approved, explore the IRH/IRV Series. Elevate your engineering projects with the certified precision of the ULV Series from www.raraohm.com.
RARA ULH120 Ordering Info
Below is the model number configuration for the ULH series from RARA.
Ordering example:
ULHXXXXXXXXXΩXFL XXX
Series / Model (ULHXXX)
ULH120
Inductive or Non-Inductive (X)
(Blank) Inductive N Non-Inductive
Resistance Value (XXXXXΩ)
Resistance value expressed in ohms, for example 220.5Ω or 2Ω.
Tolerance (X)
D
±0.5%
F
±1%
G
±2%
J
±5%
K
±10%
Termination (FL XXX)
FL XXX Flying Lead * (Blank) Tab Terminal
* Please include requested lead length with request, for example, FL300 for 300mm flying leads
Metal clad wire wound resistor,
Option of flying leads (tab terminals are standard),
Inductive or non-inductive design,
Insulation resistance of 20MΩ minimum,
Temperature range of -55°C up to +200°C,
Extruded aluminium horizontal housing,
UL approved,
Short time overload of 10 x power rating is 5 seconds.
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