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The RSBS Series features Internal Semiconductor Bypassing for reduction of heat dissipation.

Carlo Gavazzi (Buffalo Grove, IL) has launched the RSBS Series Single-phase Plug-and-Play Soft Start, which reduces the starting current with heat pumps, which are most popular in residential installations. Features include:

Integrated current limit feedback ensures inrush current reduction to <40 Arms for compressors rated up to 25 Arms and <45 Arms for compressors rated up to 32 Arms.
Internal Semiconductor Bypassing for reduction of heat dissipation.
Several integrated diagnostic features to ensure safe operation at all times.
Complies with EMC Class B (residential) requirements.
Optional auxiliary alarm relay output for interfacing of alarms to an external panel.

For more information visit www.GavazziOnline.com

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Carlo Gavazzi, Inc.
750 Hastings Ln., Buffalo Grove, IL 60089-6904

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