SENSATA / CRYDOM Relay: solid state; Ucntrl: 90÷280VAC; 25A; 24÷280VAC; 1-phase [A2425PG]
Sensata | Crydom Solid-State Relay, 20ms Turn-On Time, Screw Terminals - Series 1 - A2425PG Looking for an SSR that lives in the fast lane? Try this solid-state relay from Sensata | Crydom. Its maximum turn-on time of 20ms means it switches an AC load almost instantly. An MTBF of over 11 million hours at +40°C means it's sure to last. As it's EMC-compliant, there's little chance of it interfering with nearby electronic devices. A relay like this one is frequently used to open and close circuits in applications such as data acquisition and robotics. Features & Benefits Insulated for protection against electric shock Flame-retardant housing for safety in the event of a fire Screw terminals hold wires securely in place Wide operating temperature range between -40°C and +80°C for use in harsh environments What's the advantage of an SSR? SSRs have no moving parts, so there's minimal chance of wear and tear. This means it lasts longer than an electromechanical relay. What's the operating voltage of this SSR? This SSR has a wide operating voltage range of 24 to 280V AC for compatibility with a broad range of low-voltage systems. Approvals UL Recognised; C-UL Recognised; VDE (Including Protection) Zero Voltage Relays Note Temperature can affect current rating; please consult the data sheet for potential derating.
Sensata | Crydom Solid-State Relay, 20ms Turn-On Time, Screw Terminals - Series 1 - A2425PG
Looking for an SSR that lives in the fast lane? Try this solid-state relay from Sensata | Crydom. Its maximum turn-on time of 20ms means it switches an AC load almost instantly. An MTBF of over 11 million hours at +40°C means it's sure to last. As it's EMC-compliant, there's little chance of it interfering with nearby electronic devices. A relay like this one is frequently used to open and close circuits in applications such as data acquisition and robotics.
Features & Benefits
- Insulated for protection against electric shock
- Flame-retardant housing for safety in the event of a fire
- Screw terminals hold wires securely in place
- Wide operating temperature range between -40°C and +80°C for use in harsh environments
What's the advantage of an SSR?
SSRs have no moving parts, so there's minimal chance of wear and tear. This means it lasts longer than an electromechanical relay.
What's the operating voltage of this SSR?
This SSR has a wide operating voltage range of 24 to 280V AC for compatibility with a broad range of low-voltage systems.
Approvals
UL Recognised; C-UL Recognised; VDE (Including Protection)
Zero Voltage Relays
Note
Temperature can affect current rating; please consult the data sheet for potential derating.