Ohmite Manufacturing Co. Through-Hole 4W Resistor OK1555E-R52

Carbon Film Resistors - Through Hole 1.5M Ohm 1/4W 5% 250 Volt Product overview: OK1555E-R52 from Ohmite is a Resistor for current limiting, voltage division, biasing, sensing, termination, and precision electronic circuits. It is useful for engineers and buyers comparing datasheets, replacement parts, BOM lines, package options, lifecycle status, and procurement availability. Key searchable attributes include Through-Hole, 4W. Search-friendly keywords include resistor, SMD, current sense, precision, termination, Through-Hole, 4W, Through Hole Resistors. This listing supports clearer product discovery for industrial, commercial, repair, automation, power, sensing, and embedded system projects. Product number 53-OK1555E-R52 can be used for catalog matching and distributor lookup.

1.5 MOhms ±5% 0.25W, 1/4W Through Hole Resistor Axial Carbon Film

Win Source Part Number: 1123862-OK1555E-R52
Category: Resistors>Through Hole Resistors
Series: Little Rebel® OK
Package: Tape & Reel (TR)
Standard Package: 5,000
Tolerance: ±5%
Temperature Coefficient: -800/ +1500ppm/°C
Power (Watts): 0.25W, 1/4W
Composition: Carbon Film
Number of Terminations: 2
Resistance: 1.5 mOhms
Package / Case: Axial
Supplier Device Package: Axial
Dimension: 0.098" Dia x 0.268" L (2.50mm x 6.80mm)
ECCN: EAR99
Fake Threat In the Open Market: 83 pct.
MSL Level: Not Applicable
HTSUS: 8533.10.0065
Mfr: Ohmite
Other Names: OK1555ER52

Little Rebels are one of Ohmite’s more economical lines of low wattage resistors. Constructed of a pure carbon film deposited on a high-grade ceramic body, these units offer better stability performance than comparable carbon composition resistors. Little Rebels are designed for electrical and electronic applications that demand small sizes and small power ratings plus high performance and reliability.

Features

• High stability, low noise level, long life
• Ideal for applications requiring a steady low power drop
• Available in Resistor Cabinet Assortments
• 24 Values per decade