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aquarium power head, resistive or inductive

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skmdmasud

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Hi..:)
in datasheet of BTA12 or 16 it says under features

Minimizes Snubber Networks for Protection ---- what does it means.
https://www.electro-tech-online.com/custompdfs/2013/08/BTA12-600BW3-DPDF.pdf

Does it mean i dont need a snubber circuit if i run motor, transformer or relay.

What about aquarium powerhead are they resistive or inductive load.
aquarium powerhead internal has something like a transformer or coil which generates flux and a cylindrical magnet which has a impeller attache to it, this flux makes the magnet turn and you get water flow.


regards.:)
 
Triacs are mostly made to switch AC loads. Most power heads are DC like a big computer fan. They would be an inductive load and might not need a snubber.
 
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