Contactors (Solid State)

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3RHP6050G

3RHP6050G

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

RELAY CONTACTOR 3PH 50A 600VAC

0

2297183

2297183

Phoenix Contact

SS CONTACTOR INPUT 230VAC 50A

0

3RHP6050F

3RHP6050F

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

RELAY CONTACTOR 3PH 50A 600VAC

0

CNR60D30V

CNR60D30V

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

DIN SSR 600VAC/30A, 4-32VDC IN,

0

REC2R48A30GKE

REC2R48A30GKE

Carlo Gavazzi

SSR 2P 2PH REVERSER 480VAC

0

CNR60A20V

CNR60A20V

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

DIN SSR 600VAC/20A, 90-280VAC/DC

0

DRA3R48B2

DRA3R48B2

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

RELAY CONTACT 3PH REV 480VAC 2A

0

3RHP2450D12

3RHP2450D12

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

RELAY CONTACTOR 3PH 50A 240VAC

0

CNR60D30VR

CNR60D30VR

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

DIN SSR 600VAC/30A, 4-32VDC IN,

0

2297235

2297235

Phoenix Contact

3PHASE SOLID-STATE CONTACTOR

0

CNR60A30V

CNR60A30V

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

DIN SSR 600VAC/30A, 90-280VAC/DC

0

REC3B48A30GKE

REC3B48A30GKE

Carlo Gavazzi

SSR 3P 3PH CONTACTOR 480VRMS

0

3RHP1250D5

3RHP1250D5

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

RELAY CONTACTOR 3PH 50A 120VAC

0

SSC800-25-12

SSC800-25-12

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

RELAY SSR HV DC 800VDC 25A 12V

0

3RHP1250D24

3RHP1250D24

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

RELAY CONTACTOR 3PH 50A 120VAC

0

2297277

2297277

Phoenix Contact

3PHASE SOLID-STATE CONTACTOR

0

CNR60A30VR

CNR60A30VR

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

DIN SSR 600VAC/30A, 90-280VAC/DC

0

DRA3R48C2

DRA3R48C2

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

RELAY CONTACT 3PH REV 480VAC 2A

0

84138201

84138201

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

SSR RHP DAY/NIGHT CONTACTR AC IN

0

3RHP1240D24

3RHP1240D24

Sensata Technologies – Crydom

RELAY CONTACTOR 3PH 40A 120VAC

0

Contactors (Solid State)

Solid State Contactors (SSCs) are electronic switching devices that use semiconductor components (e.g., thyristors, triacs, or MOSFETs) to control electrical circuits without mechanical contacts. Unlike electromechanical relays, SSCs provide wear-free operation, faster switching speeds, and enhanced reliability. They play a critical role in modern industrial automation, energy management systems, and precision control applications where longevity and performance are paramount.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
AC Output Solid State ContactorsUse thyristors/triacs for zero-crossing switching, reducing electrical noiseHeating systems, motor control in HVAC
DC Output Solid State ContactorsEmploy MOSFETs for high-speed DC circuit controlSolar inverters, battery management systems
Random Turn-on ContactorsSwitch immediately upon signal input, regardless of voltage phaseLighting control, phase angle regulation
Zero-crossing ContactorsSwitch when AC voltage crosses zero to minimize transient spikesResistive heating loads, industrial ovens
Modular Solid State RelaysCompact plug-in designs for panel mountingFactory automation lines, test equipment

3. Structure and Components

A typical solid state contactor consists of:

  • Housing: Flame-retardant polymer casing with IP20 protection rating
  • Semiconductor Switch: SCR (Silicon Controlled Rectifier) or TRIAC for AC control, MOSFETs for DC applications
  • Heat Sink: Aluminum finned structure for thermal dissipation (rated for 80 C ambient operation)
  • Control Circuit: Optocoupler isolation with LED indicator, typically operating at 3-32V DC
  • Terminal Blocks: Screw-type or spring-clamp connections for load and control circuits

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterTypical RangeImportance
Rated Voltage24-660V AC/DCDetermines circuit compatibility
Load Current0.5-100ADefines maximum power handling capacity
Switching Speed0.5-20msControls response time in dynamic applications
Operating Temperature-25 C to +80 CSpecifies environmental tolerance range
Dielectric Strength2500V RMSEnsures electrical isolation safety
MTBF100 million operationsMeasures reliability and service life

5. Application Fields

Major industries utilizing solid state contactors include:

  • Industrial Automation: PLC systems, CNC machines, conveyor belts
  • Energy Management: Smart grids, solar power inverters, energy storage systems
  • Process Control: Temperature regulation in chemical reactors
  • Transportation: Electric vehicle charging stations, rail traction control
  • Consumer Electronics: High-end home appliances, smart thermostats

Case Study: In injection molding machines, solid state contactors enable precise temperature control ( 1 C) for heating barrels, improving production yield by 15% compared to electromechanical alternatives.

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative ProductKey Features
OmronG3PH-C-DC-24V24V DC control, 40A load, DIN rail mount
Siemens3RF2020-1AA000.5-10A range, LED status indicator
ABBAF10-30MA30mA control current, IP20 protection
CrydomHL240D100100A rating, 240V AC output
TE ConnectivitySS-4S-S-DC5V5V DC input, 2A load capacity

7. Selection Guidelines

  1. Load Type: Choose AC/DC-specific models with appropriate semiconductor technology
  2. Current Rating: Select 20% higher capacity than maximum load requirements
  3. Thermal Management: Consider heatsink requirements for continuous operation
  4. Control Signal: Match input voltage to PLC/system control levels
  5. Environmental Factors: Verify protection rating (IP), vibration resistance, and operating temperature
  6. Certifications: Check for UL, CE, RoHS compliance for regulatory compliance

8. Industry Trends

Future developments include:

  • Integration with IoT for predictive maintenance capabilities
  • Adoption of wide bandgap semiconductors (SiC/GaN) for higher efficiency
  • Miniaturization through advanced thermal management materials
  • Increased adoption in EV charging infrastructure (expected CAGR 22% by 2028)
  • Standardization of digital interfaces (e.g., IO-Link compatibility)
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