
Bourns 3266 Series 100kΩ multi-turn cermet trimpot with 12 turns, IP65 sealing and through-hole mounting for precise circuit adjustment.
The Bourns 3266 Series Trimmer Potentiometer is a multi-turn cermet component with a 100kΩ track resistance, designed for precise circuit adjustment across a wide range of electronic equipment.
Overview
This through-hole trimpot has a 1/4-inch square profile and provides 12 full turns of adjustment, allowing fine control over resistance values. The side or top adjustment is achieved via a lead screw mechanism. The multi-turn design suits calibration and fine-tuning applications where accuracy is required, such as measuring linear distance, angle, or rotation in production and test equipment.
Key Features
Specifications
Constructed with a cermet element, the potentiometer has 12 turns and measures 33mm (W) x 43mm (H) x 15mm (D), with a weight of 0.43 grams. This trimmer potentiometer suits precise adjustment in electronic equipment where a multi-turn cermet trimpot with a 100kΩ track resistance and IP65 sealing is required.
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