Type: DC-AC
| Load current: | 10A,25A,40A,60A,80A,90A,100A,120A,200A |
| Load voltage: | 380VAC |
| Control voltage： | 3-32VDC |
| Control current: | 10-68mA |
| On voltage drop: | ≤1.8V |
| On leakage current: | ≤10mA |
| Off response time: | ≤10mS |
| Dielectric strength: | 2500VAC |
| Insylation resistance: | 1000MΩ500VDC |
| Ambient temperature: | ‘-25~+70℃ |
| Insuallation Method: | Screw |
| Indicator: | LED |
| Weight: | 450g |
Remark:
*When the load current is more than 10A,pls use the solid state radiator.
*When there is perceptual load, usually the varistor is needed to connected onto the output.
*To prevent the load short circuit and damage the relay,the fast fuse is needed to connected onto the output circuit.
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