LBB110PTR

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Solid State Relays (SSRs) are a form of contactless switches which can be used in a wide array of applications. These relays can be used as an electrical switch between two separate circuits without the need for direct contact. The LBB110PTR is a type of SSR. This relay is a bi-directional SSR with an applicator field and working principle.

The LBB110PTR’s applicator field covers a wide range of industrial devices, including transformers, actuators, sensors, heat exchangers, pumps, and other machinery. This SSR enables a safe transition between electrical circuits during high voltage and high current applications in multiple industries, including electronics, automotive, and telecommunication. Moreover, its wide operating range covers a wide temperature range from -20 to 85°C.

The working principle of the LBB110PTR involves turning on and off two external power circuits with an electromagnetic coil. An electric pulse from the external circuit is sent to the coil, and the coil then reacts to create a magnetic flux that will open or close the contacts in a bridge circuit. This bridge circuit will then close the two external circuits and turn the device “on.” Likewise, when the pulse stops, the flux dissipates, and the circuits will be opened.

The LBB110PTR is durable, as its housing is IP 54 rated and its overload protection ensures that it does not exceed its current rating. It also has RoHS and CE mark certification. The device has a high input to output isolation designed to protect the load on the output circuit. Its outstanding performance has made it ideal for industrial applications.

The LBB110PTR is an essential solid state relay for many industries. With its wide applicator field and strong working principle, the SSR is capable of controlling voltage levels in industrial applications. Its high reliability and durability makes it an ideal choice for many applications.

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