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"Silicon Power Cube"
I need a "Silicon Power Cube" which I believe is just a couple of SCR's,
potted, on a heat sink. Looks like this: http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...misc/cube1.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...misc/cube2.jpg One side says 8506. The other has a sticker that says M4042. No manufacturer name but searching around I see similar items made by Reliance but I can't cross reference from the numbers I have. It's out of a light dimmer that is rated to handle up to 35A @ 120V. My application is only pulling about 10A so any similar device 15A and up would be fine. I know I can subsitute other SCR's but that means reworking the heat sink etc. and I'd rather replace it in kind. BTW, I came across a RELIANCE 701819-9X which looks the same except for markings and has two extra spade connectors where my device has spaces for them. I don't know if that would work as I'm trying to find a spec sheet to find out what that actually is. I think some Reliance "Power Cubes" may be rectifiers. |
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