Crydom DC60 Series Solid State Relay, 7 A Load, Panel Mount, 60 V dc Load, 32V dc Control

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RS Stock No.:
736-0882
Distrelec Article No.:
300-84-058
Mfr. Part No.:
DC60S7-B
Brand:
Crydom
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Brand

Crydom

Product Type

Solid State Relay

Maximum Load Current

7A

Mount Type

Panel

Maximum Load Voltage

60V dc

Minimum Load Voltage

3V dc

Minimum Control Voltage

3.5V dc

Maximum Control Voltage

32V dc

Series

DC60

Terminal Type

Screw

IP Rating

IP00

Contact Configuration

SPNC

Minimum Operating Temperature

-30°C

Switching Function

DC Switching

Maximum Operating Temperature

80°C

Width

22.6mm

Standards/Approvals

CSA, RoHS, UL, VDE

Length

45.7mm

Height

58.4mm

Output Type

Bipolar Transistor

Off State Leakage Current

0.1mA

Capacitance

8pF

COO (Country of Origin):
TH

Sensata | Crydom Solid-State Relay, 7A Current Rating, 3.5 to 32V DC Control Voltage Range - DC60 Series - DC60S7-B


This solid-state relay from Sensata | Crydom lets you quickly and safely switch large electrical loads. Thanks to its isolation voltage of 4000Vrms, it can withstand sudden power surges without damage to your circuits. For easy installation, this device is designed for panel mounting. Screw and clamp terminals ensure straightforward, secure connections. This SSR is a reliable choice for I/O subsystems and industrial control equipment.

• Current rating of 7A for use in medium-power applications

• Turn-on time of 0.1ms for rapid switching

• Wide operating temperature range between -30°C and +80°C for use in challenging environments

How does an SSR work?


An SSR works by pairing an LED with a photosensitive transistor across a small, electrically isolated gap between two circuits. When you apply power to the input, the LED lights up and the transistor converts the optical signal to an electrical one. Since this SSR has a normally closed configuration, the electrical signal triggers the output circuit to open. This means you can control a high-power application with a much lower input current.

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