DC15A

DC15A is not a single standardized component; it is a label used by manufacturers to indicate either a current rating of 15 amperes in a direct current system or a model number that includes that rating. The abbreviation can appear on power supplies, protective devices, connectors, cables, and electronic modules.

Common interpretations include: DC power supply models capable of delivering up to 15 A; DC protective devices such as circuit breakers or fuses rated at 15 A; wiring harnesses or terminal blocks designated with DC15A in their part numbers; and modular blocks or adapters in which "DC" signals direct current and "15A" specifies current capacity.

Guidance for identification: Check the device label for electrical specifications, including voltage, current rating, and DC or AC notation; review the datasheet; confirm the series and manufacturer; ensure compatibility with voltage rating and connector type; be aware that the same model code can represent different products across manufacturers.

Related topics include electrical ratings, current rating, and model-number conventions used in electronics catalogs. To determine the exact meaning of a DC15A marking in a given context, consult the specific product documentation or the supplier’s catalog.