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Revised: October 21, 2013

Varistor Products

TMOV

®

and i TMOV

®

Varistor Series

Radial Lead Varistors > TMOV

®

and iTMOV

®

Series

Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Please refer to www.littelfuse.com/series/tmov.html for current information.

TMOV

®

/iT

MOV

®

S

eries

1

2

3

3

2

1

Thermal
Fuse
Element

MOV

Thermal
Fuse
Element

MOV

Monitor Lead

Monitor Lead

Lead Configurations

TMOV

®

Varistor

iTMOV

®

Varistor

iTMOV

®

Varistor Application Examples

The application examples below show how the indicator lead on the iTMOV

®

can be used to indicate that the thermal

element has been opened. This signifies that the circuit is no longer protected from transients by the MOV.

R

LED

Line Fuse

iTMOV Varistor

Neutral

Line

Figure 1. Application example 1

R

Line Fuse

iTMOV Varistor

Neutral

Figure 2. Application example 2

AC OPTOCOUPLER

TO STATUS
ANNUNCIATOR
LIGHT/ALARM

Line Fuse

iTMOV Varistor

Neutral

Figure 3. Application example 3

Fault LED
(Normallyoff)

"Load Powered"
neon lamp

Load Switch Relay
(loss of protection)

R

To Protected Circuit

To Protected Circuit

To Protected Circuit

Line

Line

Note: MOVs are non-polarized passive elements

Application Example 1

In this case, the LED is normally on, and is off when the
thermal element opens.

Application Example 2

This circuit utilizes an optocoupler to provide
galvanic isolations between the iTMOV

®

varistor

and the indicating or alarm circuitry.

Application Example 3

This circuit illustrates the use of the monitoring lead of
the iTMOV

®

varistor to ensure that equipment is only

operated when overvoltage protection present. In normal
operation the load switch relay solenoid is powered via the
indicator lead of the iTMOV

®

varistor. In the event of the

thermal element being activated, the relay will de-activate,
cutting power to the protected circuit and the fault LED will
illuminate.

R

LED

Line Fuse

iTMOV Varistor

Neutral

Line

Figure 1. Application example 1

R

Line Fuse

iTMOV Varistor

Neutral

Figure 2. Application example 2

AC OPTOCOUPLER

TO STATUS
ANNUNCIATOR
LIGHT/ALARM

Line Fuse

iTMOV Varistor

Neutral

Figure 3. Application example 3

Fault LED
(Normallyoff)

"Load Powered"
neon lamp

Load Switch Relay
(loss of protection)

R

To Protected Circuit

To Protected Circuit

To Protected Circuit

Line

Line

R

LED

Line Fuse

iTMOV Varistor

Neutral

Line

Figure 1. Application example 1

R

Line Fuse

iTMOV Varistor

Neutral

Figure 2. Application example 2

AC OPTOCOUPLER

TO STATUS
ANNUNCIATOR
LIGHT/ALARM

Line Fuse

iTMOV Varistor

Neutral

Figure 3. Application example 3

Fault LED
(Normallyoff)

"Load Powered"
neon lamp

Load Switch Relay
(loss of protection)

R

To Protected Circuit

To Protected Circuit

To Protected Circuit

Line

Line

Please note: Indicator circuits are provided as a
guideline only. Verification of actual indicator circuitry
is the responsibility of the end user. Component
values selected must be appropriate for the specific
AC line voltage service and application.