AQY282SX

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Solid State Relays (SSRs) are a type of electrical switch that uses a low-level electrical current to switch on or off a larger power load. AQY282SX is a solid state relay produced by Autonics, having various applications and a wide variety of operating principles.

Common applications include switching pumps, fans, motors, lights, heaters, and other electrical loads in fields such as industrial automation, home automation, and manufacturing. AQY282SX is suitable for AC and DC loads, as it can carry a maximum of 15 A with a 12-240 V AC or 30 V DC load voltage and 250-125 V AC or 30 V DC control voltage.

AQY282SX is a zero-crossing type SSR, with zero-crossing technology to prevent arcs, high-efficient heat dissipation due to the standard plastic case and efficient heat sink, and a wide variety of electrical safety features. The zero-crossing detection prevents electrical arcs or sparks from being generated when switching the output load. This reduces the risk of equipment damage and improves the reliability of the connection.

AQY282SX works by sensing a small, controllable current or voltage, and then switching the output load power as desired. This is accomplished through a combination of electronic components and wiring that create a circuit path for the current. The low-level control current or voltage is sent to the input side of the SSR, which allows electricity to flow to the output load. When the control voltage is zero or falls below the threshold, the output load voltage is disconnected from the node. This feature of AQY282SX can be used to create timing controls, such as in home automation applications.

In summary, AQY282SX is a zero-crossing type SSR with various applications in industrial automation, home automation, and manufacturing. It has a wide variety of safety features, a high-efficient heat dissipation, and is suitable for AC and DC loads. Its working principle is to sense a small, controllable current or voltage to switch the output load power as desired.

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