R10-Z1ZX/DC5-48V
- 1 pole
- Solid state AC
- Triac
- 3 A @ 240 V AC
- Zero crossing switching
- Solid state AC
- Triac
- 3 A @ 240 V AC
- Zero crossing switching
| Current type | DC |
|---|---|
| Nominal voltage | 5 V-48 V |
| Input current | 10 mA |
|---|---|
| Input voltage range | 4.75 … 60 V DC |
| Operating voltage range | 5 … 48 V DC |
| Pick-up voltage | 5 V DC |
| Power consumption DC | 300 mW |
| Release voltage | < 4.75 V |
| Housing material | PA |
|---|---|
| Ingress Protection | IP 40 |
| Operation temperature | -40 … 70 °C |
| Pick-up time | 10 ms |
| Release time | 10 ms |
| Storage temperature (no ice) | -40 … 85 °C |
| Weight | 28 g |
| SSR-Typ | TRIAC |
|---|---|
| Inrush current | 150 A, 10 ms |
| Maximum voltage drop | ≤ 1.1 V AC |
| Output type | TRIAC |
| Output voltage range | 24 ... 250 V AC |
| Rated current | 3 A |
| Rated limit load I2t | 210 Asup2/sups |
| Rated load AC | 750 VA |
| Recommended minimum contact load | 35 mA |
| Residual current | 5 mA |
| Type | Synchronized zero |
| Approvals | UKCA,CE,Railway |
|---|---|
| Railway | EN 50155,EN 45545-2 |
| Standards | IEC/EN 60947 |
Approvals
3D-models "R10-Z1ZX/DC5-48V"
Documents "R10-Z1ZX/DC5-48V"
Solid state relays (SSR) and contactors
When are Solid State Relays a good choice?
Solid State Relays (SSRs) are particularly interesting when special requirements regarding environment, switching frequency or signal quality apply:
- Robust against mechanical stress: SSRs are resistant to vibration and shock.
- Frequent switching cycles / fast switching: Without mechanical contacts, SSRs are ideal for applications with many switching operations or high switching frequency.
- Rare switching operations: Even with very low switching frequency, SSRs remain reliable since no contact corrosion can occur.
- Very long service life: With no moving parts, SSRs hardly wear out and achieve a much longer lifetime than electromechanical relays.
- Low-noise or silent operation: They operate completely noiselessly and without contact sparks.
- Zero-cross switching in AC: Many SSRs switch at the zero-crossing of the AC voltage and thereby reduce voltage spikes, especially with inductive loads. Our CSS-Z* and R10-Z1Z* series feature zero-cross switching.
Note: At higher loads, SSRs generate heat. Depending on the application, suitable cooling or mounting on a heat sink is required.
