G3RV-SL700-D DC24

Solid State Relays (SSRs) are electronic electrically operated switches that can be used to switch heavy current loads. The G3RV-SL700-D DC24 is a type of Solid State Relay that is designed to switch 12-24 VDC loads with a maximum current of 7A. It has a 4 pin form factor and is available in a DIN rail mountable package.

The G3RV-SL700-D DC24 uses an optically isolated input and output for reliable switching without interference from outside sources such as electromagnetic fields. Optically isolated inputs create a gap between the input side and output side of the relay so that any surge voltages or noise is kept contained. The internal circuitry also provides transient suppression up to +/- 100V, eliminating the need for additional protection components.

The G3RV-SL700-D DC24 is designed for a wide variety of applications that require switching and controlling of current loads such as lighting, industrial machinery, pumps and motors. It is also ideal for applications that require a compact, robust and reliable solution such as vending machines, vending machines and computer peripherals. Its small size also makes it easy to install in limited space areas.

The G3RV-SL700-D DC24 works by using a thyristor, or SCR, to control the switching of the load. The input side has two pins which control the turn-on and turn-off of the thyristor, while the output side has two pins that switch the load. When power is applied, the thyristor conducts current from the input side of the relay through to the output side, allowing the load to be switched on. When power is removed, the thyristor turns off and the load is switched off.

The G3RV-SL700-D DC24 is an ideal solution for applications that require reliable, robust switching. Its optically isolated inputs and its ability to handle up to 7A of current make it an excellent choice for a wide range of applications. Its small size also makes it easy to fit into tight spaces, making it perfect for applications such as vending machines, vending machines and computer peripherals.