We have a static inverter with a pair of what we are pretty sure are are Westinghouse thyristors/SCR's.
Part number is: P036QH02/FLO
Note that zeros could be 'O''s and vice-versa. Device is a stud mount, probably
Date codes are 1978, so although I have had a reasonably long look on the internet, nothing relevant has popped up so far.
If anyone has any data available, we would be very grateful to hear of it.
Thanks,
Peter
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Thanks for that, the diodes on the chassis are also Westinghouse but their numbers come up on the PartMiner sites etc., so I had hopes of finding something on the Net.
The inverter is an Avel-Lindberg MP4 unit, I wouldn't have thought that they were a big enough user to warrant Westinghouse, or anyone else for that matter, doing special numbers, but the point is taken.
Regards,
Peter
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They may have bought a batch of house numbered parts as surplus. I used to see surplus shops with thousands of a singe house numbered part for 5 cents on the dollar, and you could buy the whole lot for 1 or 2 cents on the dollar. It wasn't unusual to find a part that met your specs by buying a handful of samples and testing them, then go back and buy the whole lot.
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