Vishay RN60 has 1 recorded cross-reference match across 1 manufacturer. Compare the listed alternatives and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.
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Basic military models; General applications. Historical comparison dated April 2014. Allen-Bradley RC20 is listed at 1/2 Watt and ±5% tolerance; body length 0.375", body diameter 0.140", lead diameter 0.033", resistance 1 to 100M ohms, maximum operating voltage 350 V. Vishay RN60: body length 0.344", body diameter 0.145", lead diameter 0.025", resistance 1 to 10M ohms, maximum operating voltage 300 V. Series-level conversion candidate across different resistor technologies; direct interchangeability is not implied. The source wattage grouping does not establish the alternate rating under your operating conditions. Select complete ordering codes and verify resistance overlap, tolerance, derating, working voltage, dimensions, pulse/surge behavior, environmental limits and application qualification. Reverse lookup is for research, not proof of reverse substitution. Military-style labels do not establish current QPL status or reliability qualification.
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