100uF 16V DC Through hole Polymer Aluminium Capacitor (Pack of 20) iMax B6AC Smart Balance Charger 80W 000+ cycles per contact point

Name: 100uF 16V DC Through hole Polymer Aluminium Capacitor (Pack of 20) iMax B6AC Smart Balance Charger 80W 000+ cycles per contact point
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SKU: 44750704645
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100uF 16V DC Through hole Polymer Aluminium Capacitor (Pack of 20) iMax B6AC Smart Balance Charger 80W 000+ cycles per contact point

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100uF 16V DC Through hole Polymer Aluminium Capacitor (Pack of 20) iMax B6AC Smart Balance Charger 80W 000+ cycles per contact point 000+ cycles per contact point Contact Resistance <= 10 mOhm (initial) Insulation Resistance >= 100 MOhm Maximum Voltage 500V DC Maximum Current per Row 3A Operating Temperature 20 degreesC to +80 degreesC Type Solderless Breadboard Prototyping Board Origin Original Authentic GL12 Warranty 7 day warranty on manufacturing defects Support Email & WhatsApp 24 7 Key Features Is the HP CS 10 compatible with Mac computers and Linux systems Aluminium electrolytic capacitors are polarized capacitors because of their Is technical support available

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