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24PC Datasheet(HTML) 37 Page - Honeywell Solid State Electronics Center |
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37 / 73 page ![]() 37 www.honeywell.com/sensing HEATERS Heaters are resistive devices that are used in a variety of applications such as airborne valves, appliances, satellites and medical electronics. They are available in flat, molded-to-shape, spiral wrap, transparent, composite and high temperature configurations. Honeywell uses a variety of materials to manufacture its heaters. These include silicone, which can easily be vulcanized to metal parts; Kapton, noted for its thermal stability over a wide temperature range; as well as other flexible dielectric materials. Heaters are available with single, multiple or variable watt densities to customize heat output to unique application needs. They may also be bonded to other system parts or combined with Honeywell thermostats, thermistors, thermocouples, temperature sensors and thermal fuses to form custom-engineered heating systems. Optional PSA (Pressure Sensitive Adhesive) is available with all series. NOTE: The products in this section do not follow the “how to use this catalogue” instructions provided in the catalogue introduction. Specific reference numbers are not given due to their custom nature. Please contact your local Honeywell sales office for ordering information. Heaters PATCH (SILICONE) WHITE WIRE 2 PLACES ELEMENT SILICONE SILICONE HEATER SIDE VIEW (EXPLODED) LEADWIRES 152,4 [6.00] 44,6 [1.76] 609,6 ±12,7 [24.0 ±0.50] SILICONE ELEMENT HEATER SIDE VIEW (EXPLODED) LEADWIRES SILICONE PATCH (SILICONE) WHITE WIRE 2 PLACES 25,4 [1.00] 25,4 [1.00] 609,6 ±12,7 [24.0 ±0.50] 3200 Series Silicone Chemically-etched Heaters The 3200 Series contains resistive foil traces encased between two layers of fiberglass-supported silicone rubber. All bonding adhesives are uncured silicone rubber. These heaters are cured under pressure and temperature during their manufacturing. They are the optimal choice for multiple watt densities or varying trace geometry requirements. Maximum power: 40 W/in2 Operating/storage temperature range: 250 °C [482°F] max. 200 °C [392 °F] max. (UL) Size constraints: 0,61 m x 0,61 m [24 in x 24 in] Geometry: Specific to customer requirements Heater trace pattern: Specific to customer requirements 3100 Series Silicone Wire-wound Heaters The 3100 Series contains resistive wire encased between two layers of fiberglass-supported silicone rubber. All bonding adhesives are uncured silicone rubber. These heaters are cured under pressure and temperature during manufacturing. The multi-stranded resistance wires allow wire-wound heaters to conform to three dimensional shapes. Optional PSA (Pressure Sensitive Adhesive) is available with all series. Maximum power: 40 W/in2 Operating/storage temperature range: 250 °C [482 °F] max. 200 °C [392 °F] max. (UL) Size constraints: None, virtually any size and shape Geometry: Specific to customer requirements Heater trace pattern: Specific to customer requirements SERIES NAME 3100 Silicone Wire-wound Heater SERIES NAME 3200 Silicone Chemically-etched Heater |
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