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BA Series Resistors

Ohmite features their BA series aluminum cased resistors

Image of Ohmite's BA Series ResistorsOhmite's aluminum housed brake resistors are designed for high power and provide great stability. These resistors are constructed using wirewound on ceramic cores and isolated using a mica sheet for high dielectric properties. The aluminum housing is filled with a high thermal conductivity material to ensure quick heat dissipation during continuous applications. The ability to have a thermal cut-off switch embedded inside the aluminum housing makes the BA series ideal for any safety application.

Features
  • Three extrusion forms available
  • Heatsinkable
  • Rugged design
  • Up to 1000 watts
  • Thermal cut-off available
  • Scalable, custom lengths available
  • Custom leads available
Applications
  • Dynamic braking
  • Motor starting
  • Power control

BA Series Resistors

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
2 OHMS 10% 500 WATT CASEBAB11602R00KE2 OHMS 10% 500 WATT CASE454 - Immediate$924.21View Details
6 OHMS 10% 1000 WATT CASEBAB32666R00KE6 OHMS 10% 1000 WATT CASE42 - Immediate$1,475.42View Details
50 OHMS 10% 1000 WATT CASEBAB326650R0KE50 OHMS 10% 1000 WATT CASE3 - Immediate$1,699.74View Details
22 OHMS 10% 1000 WATT CASEBAB326622R0KE22 OHMS 10% 1000 WATT CASE16 - Immediate$1,708.96View Details
RES CHAS MNT 0.5 OHM 10% 500WBAB1160R500KERES CHAS MNT 0.5 OHM 10% 500W13 - Immediate$1,141.70View Details
15 OHMS 10% 1000 WATT CASEBAB326615R0KE15 OHMS 10% 1000 WATT CASE8 - Immediate$1,721.72View Details
10 OHMS 10% 1000 WATT CASEBAB326610R0KE10 OHMS 10% 1000 WATT CASE5 - Immediate$1,731.19View Details
50 OHMS 10% 700 W CASEBAB232050R0KE50 OHMS 10% 700 W CASE6 - Immediate$1,761.65View Details
10 OHMS 10% 500 WATT CASEBAB116010R0KE10 OHMS 10% 500 WATT CASE0 - Immediate$1,119.55View Details
1 OHMS 10% 500 WATT CASEBAB11601R00KE1 OHMS 10% 500 WATT CASE0 - Immediate$1,120.46View Details
Published: 2017-11-03

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