What is the temperature rating of these capacitor?
1165797
The normal 85C rating. Not the 105C These are great caps for breadboard work and projects.
1165798
Only the electrolytic capacitors have temperature ratings written on them, which is expected. The rating is from -40C to +105C.
1406000
Hi, Well I'm not sure, But I would say 60 degrees. You have to buy them. They work great. You will never buy a better brand.
663893
You would need a rather large amount of amps to reach that temperature. I would recommend getting these from a different source for the temperature you want. These may be cheap but they aren't very good quality.
2104718
If you are looking for continus rated current, I'm not sure what the specs are, but I made the guess that they were roughly 30 mA and that worked for me.
1619617
They're marked at 3.7 V.... Mine were actually ranging from 4.7 to 5.2V. Not safe!!!
112144
Hi. I have not used them enough to tell. Also, I cannot tell even if they are working. I need info also or will return them sorry.Michael
948189
These are really cheap power supplies. It took me 3 times ordering them before I actually got one that worked. I wouldn't trust the 40 degree rating even if it had one. If you want something that is properly engineered and all ratings are likely 50% of actual value, you'll need to look in the $100-200 dollar range for single quantities.
627151
From the readings I have found the recommendation is to install them at 70 degrees or higher. Just what I've seen.
806045
I cannot verify accuracy but the capacitance ranges include nF scale with a minimal value increment of 10pF.
636865
I replaced the original capacitors in my two air conditioner condenser units after 4 years. Both caps dried-up and shorted. My guess of the root cause is the excessive heat environment that they are exposed to causing premature internal leakage current. I would anticipate the same if you have a similar high temperature environment. The two killers of capacitors are inrush current and temperature but you have little control over the inrush current. In a cool environment, those same capacitors should last 10+ years (I am an electrical engineer).
2024653
I live in Vermont... It's cold here... last winter we were frequently in the -15°F range... These operate on watch batteries - 2nd winter running and I haven't changed them yet. My only suggestion is be careful mounting them with screws, if it's cold and you over-tighten the screw you crack the mounting plate.
1432319
Being that cold is most likely going to affect the z-wave performance. No mention of operating temperatures in the package that I can find.
677846
I have used these - and others from Radio Shack - with about equal runtime results in freezer circulating fans. None are very long-lived at cold/subzero temperatures.
760745
I got mine down to 39 degrees, but I have no experience with performance at that temperature.
1754398
Sorry, I really don't know the rating. I am using one for my 700 watt microwave, and one for a toaster oven and haven't had any problems.
140707
Withstand Low/High temperature:-40 to 260 Celsius(-40F to 500F)That's on the website that makes these. Hope that helps
578627
There are some electrolytic capacitors. They are polarized. The rest of the assortment are ceramic or Mylar, or whatever and they are not polarized.