Solid State Relays (AC Switching)

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Solid State Relays (AC Switching)

Single Phase Solid State Relays
Three phase solid state relays
Analog control Solid State Relay
Plug in & PCB Solid State Relay
Din-rail mount solid state relay
Multi-output solid state relays
Single Phase Solid State Relays
ssr 10da

10A 25A 40A Solid State Relay Single Phase Economical Type

10 to 40A SSR, single phase, triacs output, economical type.

40a solid state relay

40A 60A 80A 100A 120A Solid State Relay (modular single phase ssr)

40A/60A/80A/100A/120A sinlge phase solid state relay, SCR output

80a ac ssr relay

60A to 150A Solid State Relay

60A to 150A SSR, single phase, module type.

200a solid state relay

200A 250A 300A 350A 400A Solid State Relay (Single phase Industrial grade)

200A to 400A module type solid state relays.

500a solid state relay

High current Solid State Relay 500-1600A

500-1600A Solid state relays, high current solid state relay

faston terminal ssr relay

Compact FASTON terminals ac switching solid state relay

1-Phase, 15A and 25A, 230VAC, FASTON terminals connect

EM25AZL-IP20-Solid-State-Relays

IP20 Solid State Relays (Crouzet type)

480VAC

25a ssr crouzet

Integrated IP20 touch-safe removable covers Solid State Relays

660VAC

SRL-1G50DA-power-solid-state-relay

Single phase power solid state relay with removable protective flap

IP20 protection, removable flap

 CARLO GAVAZZI SSR 60A

Dc to Ac and Ac to Ac Solid state relays

10A to 100A, single phase, three phase, dc to ac, dc to dc, ac to ac SSR.

SSR-25DA Fotek solid state relay

Single phase Fotek solid state relay

SSR-25DA, SSR-40DA, monthly production up to 30,000pcs, low cost SSR, economical SSR.

GH19GS-30044RD2 400Hz solid state relay

High frequency AC switching solid state relay

0-1000Hz, 30-300A, 240V/440VAC

ISSR-25DA-intelligent-solid-state-relay

ISSR-40DA 60DA 25DA 40AA 25AA 60AA Intelligent SSR Relay

15A to 60A, ultra compact size, sensing the working status of the external environment

60A to 500A 240/440V 4-32VDC load circuit and itself function monitoring solid state relay

Solid state Relay with Load Circuit Monitoring

60A to 500A 24-240/44-440V 4-32VDC load circuit and itself function monitoring solid state relay

GM40SR38 Solid state relay with diagnostic

Solid state relay with diagnostic

40A 220V built-in RC snubber circuit, diagnostic over temperature and load open-circuit

FAQ
Q:What is the main difference between Solid State Relays (SSR) and Electromechanical Relays (EMR)?

The main differences between Solid State Relays (SSR) and Electromechanical Relays (EMR) lie in their structure and performance. SSRs have no mechanical contacts and use semiconductor devices for switching, offering longer lifespan, faster switching speeds, and noiseless operation, making them suitable for high-frequency operations and harsh environments. EMRs rely on electromagnetic coils to drive mechanical contacts, resulting in slower switching speeds, shorter lifespan, and noise during operation, and they are more sensitive to vibration and shock. SSRs consume less power and are ideal for applications requiring frequent switching, such as heating and motor control, while EMRs are suitable for general switching applications, especially where electrical isolation is needed.

Q:Selection Guide for Solid State Relays

A margin should be left when selecting the voltage and current of the solid state relay.

For resistive load: the current is selected according to 2.5~4 times the load current, and the voltage is selected according to 2~2.5 times the load power. Inductive load: current is selected according to 3-7 times load current, voltage is selected according to 2.5-3 times load voltage.

According to the relationship between load current and ambient temperature, when the ambient temperature is high or heat dissipation conditions are not good, the current capacity of the solid state relay should be increased accordingly.
In order to prevent the product from short-circuiting during use, it is necessary to connect a fast circuit breaker or a fast fuse in series with the product in the load circuit.

For inductive loads, a freewheeling diode must be connected to both ends of the load, and a varistor must be connected to the output end (the varistor (MOV) is selected according to 1~1.5 times of the power supply voltage) to prevent the high voltage generated during switching from damaging the solid-state switch.

When the product is installed, it is required that the contact surface between the heatsink and the product must be flat and clean, and a layer of thermally conductive silicone grease is applied to its surface, and then finally the screws set with flat washers and Spring washersare tightened symmetrically to fix.

Q:MOV selection guide

For inductive loads, a MOV should be connected in parallel at the output for protection against transient high voltage damage to the SCR chip. MOV recommendation: 430-470V for 240V range; 680-750V for 440V range; and 1100-1200V for 660V range.

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