Surge rating and clamping — what 1500 W means on the line
The 1.5KE110CA B0G: The 94 V reverse standoff is the DC or peak-AC voltage the line can ride on without the diode conducting — above that, the Zener breakdown starts at 105 V min and the clamp engages before the protected circuit sees the full transient. Because the device is bidirectional (single channel), it clamps both polarities symmetrically — useful on AC signal lines or DC rails where reverse-voltage events are possible.
Package and board-fit — DO-201 axial through-hole
Supplied in the DO-201AA / DO-27 axial-lead package, the 1.5KE110CA B0G is a through-hole part that hand-solders or wave-solders into plated through-holes without special profiles. The DO-201 body is the same footprint used across the 1.5KE series, so a single board layout accepts any voltage variant in the family — useful when the BOM calls for multiple clamp levels on different rails.
Lifecycle and sourcing — active, no LTB clock
No pin-compatible second-source is documented in the ledger, but the 1.5KE series is a standard JEDEC footprint shared by multiple TVS manufacturers; a cross-reference check at quote time can identify drop-in alternatives if the BOM requires a dual-source hedge.