Electronic Design & Research

EDR Extends Line of Solid-State Devices by Introducing 280 VAC (400 VDC) DPDT (2C Form 2B) Family of SSR’s Mimicking 100% Electromechanical Relays

EDR’s made true DPDT relays designed for industrial applications built with voltage surge protection for insuring long trouble-free operation. For all practical applications, the DPDT SSR is two SPDT relays with a common control. A DPDT relay can be easily converted into a SPDT relay by jumping output terminals in parallel respectfully for doubling current rating. Devices were designed for controlling DC and AC voltages. DPDT SSRs of that family are available for wide range of currents/voltages.

EDR Extends Line of Solid-State Devices by Introducing 280 VAC (400 VDC) DPDT (2C Form 2B) Family of SSR’s Mimicking 100% Electromechanical Relays
Louisville, KY, June 17, 2016 --(PR.com)-- Electronic Design and Research Inc., a leader in developing and manufacturing innovative Solid-State Modules announced the availability of SSRs for replacement of electromechanical relays with intention of greatly extending trouble-free operation of production lines. Devices are available with the output contact rated at various voltages and currents for DC and DC/AC voltages.

The DPDT relays designed for replacing electromechanical relays in industrial settings, for mounting on 35mm wide DIN rail. A control signal is only 12 mA of either polarity (AC or DC) voltages.The DPDT can be easily configured as a full-bridge driver with direction control. Four six models offered and some of them, like P/N EDR84600 assembled for demanding 24/7 performance on production lines. Even the relay rated at 400 VDC (270 VAC), it was assembled with 500V MOSFETs that protected by a high-power 420V TVS. The input was designed for easily interfacing with many industrial PLCs and provides high-noise immunity. The RHL400A6/24/D helps to extend PLC life span by requiring a low current and substantially decreases damage due to voltage (fly-back) surges that occur while driving an electromechanical relay.

The DPDT physical size varies and mostly depends on output voltage/current rating. For example P/N EDR84600/4/D or RHL499A6/24/D (DPDT) rated at 400 VDC (270 VAC), Id rms = 6-Amps, Id max = 40-Amps and Id pulse = 140-Amps is capable of driving almost 5 kW load (no external heat sink is required). Relays were encapsulated in a DIN box of 11”W x 11”H x 11” W. Larger packages are used for switching higher power.

Devices were rated without a heat sink, thus decreasing confusion that might occur while selecting a proper device. The EDR84600 is a good candidate for energy efficient applications and generates minimum amount of heat, or about 7 watts at maximum load. http://www.vsholding.com/products/solid-state-relays-switches-12-drivers-and-other-devices.shtml

Small quantities of devices are available from our stock and can be shipped in couple of days. Production capacity is up to 10,000 per month. Cost varies depending on device and quantities. For example, p/n EDR84600/4/D costs $348.24 each, but in quantities of 250 or more is only $276.76 each.
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