G3VM-351GL(TR)

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Solid state relays are components that switch an electrical load on or off through the application of a small external voltage. G3VM-351GL(TR) is an electronic switch module in the form of a solid state relay that can be used for a variety of applications.

The operational principle of G3VM-351GL(TR) is based on the photocoupling isolation principle. A light emitting diode (LED) generates light to turn a transistor on and off. This type of device has a high input–output isolation voltage, which ensures high-speed operation and a large current capacity. Moreover, it has a low ON resistance, so that even small current can be driven. The package comes with standard screw terminals, which makes it easy to install and use.

G3VM-351GL(TR) is specially designed for switching high voltage loads like AC motors, water pumps, and transformers. Specifically, it is used in applications where connections with two different DC power sources are required. This solid state relay can provide a constant output current with an input voltage ranging from 4 VDC to 32 VDC. Its output current can be adjusted depending on the application and its maximum rated load current is 10 A.

In addition, G3VM-351GL(TR) can be used for industrial automation and building control systems, such as temperature and humidity controllers. It is also used for the control of pumps, compressors and other high load equipment. Moreover, it can be used as a device for controlling LED lighting systems.

In summary, G3VM-351GL(TR) is a solid state relay device that can be used to switch high voltage loads in various applications. It is easy to install and use, and has a high input–output isolation voltage, a low ON resistance, and adjustable output current. Moreover, it can be used in industrial automation and building control systems, for controlling pumps, compressors and LED lighting systems.

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