G3RV-SR500-D DC12

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Solid State Relays (SSRs) are devices used in a wide variety of applications to facilitate the control of one or more electrical loads in one or more electrical circuits. While SSRs have been in use for several decades, advancements in technology have enabled SSRs to become smaller, more reliable and more efficient than their predecessors. One such advancement is the G3RV-SR500-D DC12, a miniature SSR designed to control single-phase loads while also providing “U-shaped” heat dissipation.

The G3RV-SR500-D DC12 features a very small size, with a width of 17.8mm and a depth of 6.5mm. This makes the device suitable for use in applications where a smaller size is needed, such as in home appliances. Because of its U-shaped heat sink design, heat dissipation from the device is improved, giving it better thermal protection. In addition, its insulation resistance of greater than 100MΩ also ensures that the device will work reliably.

In terms of its operation, the G3RV-SR500-D DC12 works by reducing and amplifying input signals from a controller. The input signal is fed to the SSR, which then switches the load on or off, depending on the signal received. The device is capable of switching loads up to 10A and 500VAC, making it suitable for use in a range of single-phase loads, such as motors, fans, pumps and more. The device also has a wide operating temperature range, from -30°C to 85°C.

The G3RV-SR500-D DC12 is an excellent choice for controlling single-phase loads, due to its small size, improved thermal protection and wide operating temperature range. The device is also easy to use, and its minimal wiring requirements make it an ideal option for many types of applications. Furthermore, its U-shaped heat sink provides improved heat dissipation, which helps to ensure that the device will be able to operate reliably in any environment.

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