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Schneider Electric SSR-TP-1
Thermal pad, SE Relays solid state relay accessory
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Product Description
The 6000 series, SSR-TP-1" , solid-state relays offer an energy-efficient SCR random current switching device with input voltage range as 143 to 280 VAC . Switching contacts configuration performed as SPST-NO with rated current 10 A and output voltage 293 to 280 VAC. Solid-state circuitry involves no moving parts and increases stability and reliability. Optically coupled circuit provides isolation between input and output circuits. Internal snubber helps protect the relay’s internal circuit from high voltage transients. Finger protected screw terminals help prevent an operator from touching live circuits.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Schneider Electric
- Range Of Product
- Legacy
- Quantity Per Set
- 10 pieces
- Accessory / Separate Part Type
- protective sheet
- Product Compatibility
- 1 solid state relay SSR
- China Rohs Regulation
- X
- Rohs Exemption Information
- Yes
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