Circuit & System Protection


Range of protective components

14 June 2017 Circuit & System Protection

Brightking is a leading Chinese manufacturer of circuit protection components and offers a full range for PTC, TVS, MOV, SPG and GDT applications. According to local supplier iCORP, the company’s offerings on PTCs is very price competitive and it offers a whole range of sizes from 0603 up to 2920 on surface-mount models, and from BK16 to BK600 on the through-hole series.

iCORP says the 1812 series is very popular in the South African market and provides surface-mount resettable over-current protection with a holding current from 0,1 A to 3,0 A. This series offers a comprehensive portfolio in terms of holding current and working voltage.

For more information contact iCORP Group, +27 (0)11 781 2029, [email protected], www.icorpgroup.co.za



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