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Capacitor - CE Mfg., 450V, 20/20/20µF, Electrolytic

$37^.75

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CE Manufacturing USA made multi section can capacitor. 3 sections 20µF at 450VDC. 85°C temp rating.

Great replacement for the can capacitor in the Champ AA764, Vibro-Champ AA764, and Bronco Amp AB764.

Product Data
Measurements and Specifications

RoHS Compliant

SKU:

C-EC20X3-450

Item ID:

010809

UPC/EAN:

841358110023

Brand:

CE Manufacturing

Capacitance:

20 µF

Termination Style:

Solder Lugs/Tabs

Type:

Multi-Section / Can Type, Electrolytic

Voltage Rating:

450 V

Accessory Items:

Product Measurements by Type
Bottom Diameter		1.46 in.
Diameter		1.375 in.
Item Height		2.1 in.
Rated Voltage		450 V
Section 1 Capacitance		20 μF
Section 2 Capacitance		20 μF
Section 3 Capacitance		20 μF
Tab Type		solder tabs
Temperature Rating		85°C
Tolerance		-10%, +50%

Packaging Information
Packaging Dimensions		3.6 in. × 1.4 in. × 1.4 in.
Weight (Packaging)		0.165 lbs.

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1 answers what is the difference between this cap and the same one made by Chemicon?

Asked by Anonymous on October 21st, 2017.

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Matt H

October 26th, 2017

All of our can caps are made in the USA on a restored Mallory machine. Each can cap is tested and formed before it is put on the shelf. We are not familiar with Chemicon.

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1 answers How can these be mounted? Can I use the mounting plate (609722160223)and twist the ground tabs and screw it in or would the clamp be better?

Asked by Anonymous on June 22nd, 2018.

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Matt H

June 22nd, 2018

These are twist lock caps and are designed to be twisted in place. Either the mounting plate (S-H120M) or our insulator (S-H120) can be used depending on what the amps calls for.

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1 answers What are the actual dimensions? I see 2" high in one of the answers, but no diameter anywhere. I also need to know the distance between mounting tag centres, or the radius they occur on from the centre.

Asked by Anonymous on February 8th, 2019.