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*Underwriter's Laboratories
All the capacitors listed in this publication contain
RBC's Pressure Sensitive Interrupter (PSI). This
device, developed by RBC, is designed to sense the
build-up of pressure within the capacitor if a fault
occurs and to interrupt the internal electrical
connections before the case can rupture.
The PSI carries U.L. * recognition for applications
where the specified fault currents are not exceeded.
The fault current is the maximum current that is
available from the circuit to flow through the capacitor
if the capacitor were to become a short circuit with
zero impedance. It is the responsibility of the
capacitor user to determine what the available
fault current is for a particular application.
In the Catalog Number listings a four character U.L.
Code, Pxxx, is given. This number is part of the listing
for RBC in U.L. File No. E7793. When applying to U.L.
for approvals or recognition of equipment using these
capacitors refer to the Pxxx number and not the
Catalog Number of the capacitor in question.
Proper operation of the PSI requires that the cover be
able to expand without restriction. The following
mounting considerations should be noted in mounting
these capacitors.
Vertical Clearance
There must be sufficient clearance between
the tops of the terminals (and/or the
assembled wire connectors) and a plane
perpendicular to the capacitor terminals. This
clearance must be at least 0.5 inches plus
the electrical spacing requirements of the
end application.
In certain instances capacitors are mounted
with the top of the capacitor case resting
against the chassis and the terminals
protruding through the chassis. Care must
be taken to see that the cutout in the
chassis is large enough. The following
dimensions are recommended.