SSR Heat Sink compatible for SSR-25 DA SSR-25AA SSR-40 DA SSR-40 AA (Heat Sink)
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Relays are controlled by voltage inputs between 80 and 100 volts On the AA and 3-volt batteries, there is 250 volts of AC The DA is powered by 32 volts DC
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Due to the fact that this machine accepts AC power on both the power and control sides, there is no need for rectifiers for its
Selected User Reviews For SSR Heat Sink compatible for SSR-25 DA SSR-25AA SSR-40 DA SSR-40 AA (Heat Sink)
Motion sensors that supply 110 volts to a light bulb are the way I use a motion sensor. A relay connected across the bulb enabled it to turn on and off. Incandescent lighting can be powered by the relay contacts with a current flow of around 500 watts. In the last 30 years, the relay began intermittently failing. It is a SSR- I purchased it The relay needs to be replaced with 40AA. It initially worked as it was wired from the old relay to this new device. After an electrician moved the wiring, it no longer worked. In the event that the motion sensor activates current flow, the SSR and the small light bulb light up As far as the 40AA is concerned, it must work It is indicated by a red light on the SSR It would glow when the 40AA was inserted and was lit from the exterior. Everything we expected shut off as a result of the motion sensor disabling current flow. Throughout these three days, everything went according to plan. My attention was drawn to the constant illumination of the exterior lights on the fourth day. But the small light bulb had burned out and the SSR indicator was red, so I was unable to test it There was no light at 40AA. As indicated by this, the SSR had a thyristor- There was an issue with the 40AA passing current when it shouldn't have. This SSR is no longer needed On the bench, we tested the 40AA that was in service. To control the transistor through a controlled voltage (110 volts ac) I did not see any red illumination on the indicator for the 40AA input. The control voltage was always present whether or not the system was enabled by 2) . Failure of the device was the cause of the conclusion. In order to replace this, I have returned the item through Amazon's return procedure and have ordered a manual relay (contactor).
We bought two of these for a set up we had in mind for brewing on electricity. Heat sink properly connected to the heat source. Relays had 22 amps of power on them when they were powered by 40 amps was the rated current of the relay. In the beginning, it worked, but then it failed (and started smoking). I urge you to stay away.
A 100-watt, 120-volt pump is powered by this unit. After 3 months, the project failed. It takes voltage in, and it outputs voltage, but no device, not even a low powered one, can take off the power.
After receiving my order two months ago, I got around to installing it. The return window has now been It turns on, then drops out abruptly, and then comes back on again. We replaced the old 120 volt 10 amp no/nc relay with a miniature one and the system is operational now. That's GARBAGE I've been given, and I have no choice but to live with it. BUY IT AND DO NOT USE The junk was the reason I lost a week.
Two of these were installed inside one of the end compartments of two Marley 800 watt baseboard heaters to provide remote control for each heater By wiring the thermostat, I can power the first heater directly and also power an extremely small 5 volt DC power supply that sends 5 volts to the farther heater via a small wire. It automatically switches on the second heater when the thermostat calls for heat while the first heater is already.
Input the device at 110v and then connect the timer in 110v / out 110v so that the compressor starts on time for 15 minutes. This is the result of the survey THE LINE STARTER AND THE MOTOR ARE STRONGLY VIBRATING IN THE COMPRESSOR. GARBAGE IS GARBAGE FOR ME.
It is very clear this is a counterfeit Fotek after receiving it. I had hoped it wouldn't be a counterfeit. In fact, the item is not even the same as the image shown on Amazon, where there is no "Made in ____" spot on the label, neither is the bottom right corner of the relay shaped like a Fotek relay should be.
When I applied 12v to the input, the AC side of the circuit Not a single continuity to be found. My first attempt was to use a 5A power supply at 12v, but it did not work so I then tried a 12 v battery and it did not work either. Since the input power led did come on, I know this is a working system.