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Can I use a $440 V$ capacitor instead of a $370 V$

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Explanation of can I use a $440 V$ capacitor instead of a $370 V$ .
“No” we can not use $440 V$ capacitor in place of $370 V$ capacitor.
Reason: The voltage rating on the capacitor displays should not be exceeded. This means $440 V$ capacitor can be replaced with a $370 V$ but it can not happen the other way round.

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