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From: Marvin Kaye <marvkaye@olsusa.com>
Subject: Re: Transient Absorbers
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>Anything close to these specs will work but you want the voltage rating to be
>about 2x the system voltage.

I assume, then, that you chose this particular part (the Digikey P7148,
which, in the current catalog looks to be listed with a new part number,
P7319-ND) because you have a 24V system?  Does this mean that those of us
with the more common 12V systems would be better served by choosing one
rated at 27V, like the P7316-ND (equiv to the P7156 in your older catalog),
or would using a 47V unit with 12V coil work just as well, or does it even
really matter?

not damp[ed] yet
   <Marv>