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DAC32 alternatives, equivalents, and replacements

Review exact electrical variations and directional substitutions recorded for the DAC32 voltage - triode (with diode, heptode or hexode). Compare core specifications and verify every restriction before using a replacement.

Replacement tubes for DAC32

The following tubes are recorded as possible replacements for DAC32. This direction does not establish that DAC32 can replace them.

1H5GT

Voltage - Triode (with diode, heptode or hexode)

American To Foreign

The database records 1H5GT as a possible replacement forDAC32.

No special restrictions are recorded for this substitution.

SpecificationOriginal tubeReplacement
Tube typeVoltage - Triode (with diode, heptode or hexode)Voltage - Triode (with diode, heptode or hexode)
ConstructionDiode-TriodeDiode-Triode
BaseNot recorded5Z
SocketNot recordedNot recorded
Base pinsNot recorded7
Sections22
Heater voltage1.4 V1.4 V
Heater current0.05 A0.05 A

Where DAC32 can be used as the replacement

In these recorded relationships, DAC32 is the replacement tube. The listed original tubes are not automatically suitable as replacements for DAC32.

1H5GT

Voltage - Triode (with diode, heptode or hexode)

Foreign To American

The database records DAC32 as a possible replacement for1H5GT.

No special restrictions are recorded for this substitution.

SpecificationDAC32 replacementOriginal tube
Tube typeVoltage - Triode (with diode, heptode or hexode)Voltage - Triode (with diode, heptode or hexode)
ConstructionDiode-TriodeDiode-Triode
BaseNot recorded5Z
SocketNot recordedNot recorded
Base pinsNot recorded7
Sections22
Heater voltage1.4 V1.4 V
Heater current0.05 A0.05 A

Verify before substituting

Matching a base or heater voltage is not enough to prove that two tubes are interchangeable. Check pin connections, heater current, maximum ratings, bias requirements, warm-up behavior, and the equipment manufacturer’s service documentation before making a substitution.

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