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Intertechnik MOX04/2.2 | 2,20 Ω | 4 W | 2%

Name: Intertechnik MOX ellenállás 2.2 Ω 4 W | HQ AudioParts
Brand: Intertechnik
SKU: MOX04/2.2
Availability: InStock

SKU: MOX04/2.2

2.2 Ω 4 W

Ensure stable current limiting or voltage division in your audio circuits with this 2.2 ohm metal-oxide film resistor. It handles up to 4 watts of power with a 2% tolerance for reliable performance.

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(543 Ft + VAT)

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Ellenállás

2.2

0.22 12 / 29 56

0.22 0.33 0.39 0.47 0.56 0.68 0.82 1 1.2 1.5 1.8 2.2 2.7 3.3 3.9 4.7 5.6 6.8 8.2 10 12 15 18 22 27 33 39 47 56

Technical data

Resistance	2.2 Ω
Load capacity	4 W
Tolerance	±5%
Type	MOX (metáloxid)

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MOX ellenállás 4 W

The Intertechnik MOX04/2.2 is a high-quality metal-oxide film resistor designed to deliver dependable performance in a variety of electronic applications. With a resistance value of 2.20 ohms and a power rating of 4 watts, this component is ideally suited for current limiting and voltage division tasks within audio circuits, ensuring stable operation even under moderate load conditions. Its robust construction makes it a reliable choice for crossover networks, power supply filtering, and other signal-path applications where precision and consistency are paramount.

Technically, the MOX04/2.2 features a 2% tolerance, providing accurate resistance values for critical circuit designs. The metal-oxide film construction offers excellent pulse-handling capabilities and long-term stability, while the compact axial-lead package facilitates easy integration into both prototype and production builds. This resistor is engineered to dissipate heat efficiently, maintaining performance during extended use. Whether you are repairing vintage audio equipment or building new projects, this component delivers the reliability and precision required for high-fidelity sound reproduction and electronic circuit integrity.