The DUMMY LOAD,ELECTRICAL is a the manufacturer industrial component. Key specifications include body_height: 4.125 INCHES MAXIMUM IN, power_rating: 2.000 MEGAWATTS AVERAGE, overall_width: 3.625 INCHES MAXIMUM IN, cooling_method: SELF-COOLED, overall_height: 4.125 INCHES MAXIMUM IN, overall_length: 9.750 INCHES NOMINAL IN. This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5985-00-539-6125, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains. Available through authorized enterprise resellers and TPM (Third Party Maintenance) channels. Verify compatibility with your specific system configuration before ordering.
| body_height | 4.125 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| power_rating | 2.000 MEGAWATTS AVERAGE |
| overall_width | 3.625 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| cooling_method | SELF-COOLED |
| overall_height | 4.125 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| overall_length | 9.750 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| style_designator | WAVEGUIDE MOUNTED |
| termination_type | WAVEGUIDE FLANGE |
| operating_position | ALL POSITIONS |
| frequency_range_rating | +3.950 TO 5.850 GIGAHERTZ |
| specification/standard_data | 81349--3954/17-01 GOVERNMENT SPECIFICATION |
| voltage_standing_wave_ratio | 1.10 |
| NSN | 5985-00-539-6125 |
| OVERALL HEIGHT | 4.125 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| WAVEGUIDE FLANGE DESIGNATION | UG-407/U |
| VOLTAGE STANDING WAVE RATIO | 1.10 |
| FREQUENCY RANGE RATING | +3.950 TO 5.850 GIGAHERTZ |
| OPERATING POSITION | ALL POSITIONS |
| BODY HEIGHT | 4.125 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| TERMINATION TYPE | WAVEGUIDE FLANGE |
| VOLTAGE STANDING WAVE RATIO FREQUENCY RANGE | +3.950 TO 5.850 GIGAHERTZ |
| POWER RATING | 2.000 MEGAWATTS AVERAGE |
| TEST DATA DOCUMENT | 81349-MIL-D-3954 SPECIFICATION (INCLUDES ENGINEERING TYPE BULLETINS, BROCHURES,ETC., THAT REFLECT SPECIFICATION TYPE DATA IN SPECIFICATION FORMAT; EXCLUDES COMMERCIAL CATALOGS, INDUSTRY DIRECTORIES, AND SIMILAR TRADE PUBLICATIONS, REFLECTING GENERAL TYPE DATA ON CERTAIN ENVIRONMENTAL AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS AND TEST CONDITIONS THAT ARE SHOWN AS "TYPICAL", "AVERAGE", "NOMINAL", ETC.). |