NOS 15620NOS Solid State Relay Solenoid Driver
741-15620NOS
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Solenoid Drivers
NOS 15620NOS Features:
- 5-20 volt DC Operation
- Rugged Solid State Circuitry
- Easy 3-Wire Connection
- Included Terminated Pigtail
- Included Extra Contacts for "Build-Your-Own“ Wiring
- Ultra-fast activation <16 microseconds
- Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Compatible
- PWM 0-100%
- Up to 1000hz frequency
- Vibration Resistant
- Maximum Continuous Current = 40 amps
- Maximum Switching Current = 20 amps
FAQ:
What does a solenoid driver do?
- A solenoid driver, like the NOS 15620NOS, controls the activation of nitrous solenoids, ensuring precise and reliable delivery of nitrous oxide to the engine for enhanced performance.
What does a nitrous solenoid do?
- A nitrous solenoid regulates the flow of nitrous oxide into the engine. The NOS 15620NOS solenoid driver works in tandem with nitrous solenoids to optimize nitrous injection for power gains.
How many amps do nitrous solenoids draw?
- Nitrous solenoids typically draw around 8-20 amps depending on the brand. Consult the product specifications for precise details. The NOS 15620NOS is designed to handle specific power requirements efficiently.
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
WARNING: The wires of these products contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.