S602ESRP

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Thyristors - SCRs are semiconductor devices with three terminals that are used as switches in various applications for controlling high-voltage currents. One form of thyristor is the S602ESRP ( Electronic Surge Protective Relay). It is a cost-effective, reliable, and efficient thyristor-based surge protective relay that provides protection against over-currents and over-voltages.

The main features of the S602ESRP include:

• High surge current withstand capability.
• Excellent noise robustness and EMC performance.
• Unparalleled reliability.
• Superior surge immunity.

The S602ESRP can be used in a wide variety of applications with a wide range of voltage ratings. It is ideal for use in power supplies and motors, UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supplies), energy storage systems, and data centers for providing surge protection.

The working principle of the S602ESRP can be explained as follows. When a surge occurs, the surge current triggers the opening of the control gate of the S602ESRP, allowing the current to flow through the relay. The relay then senses the over-current and opens the circuit, thus breaking the current flow and protecting the circuits from any damage.

The S602ESRP also provides advanced thermal protection that prevents damage to the circuits by automatically controlling the amount of current it handles. In addition, the relay also features a built-in reverse current protection that prevents the relay from being damaged if a reverse current is detected.

The S602ESRP can be used in a wide variety of applications including industrial, automotive, telecommunications, lighting, home automation and appliance, military, aerospace, and medical applications. Thanks to its high surge current withstand capability, excellent noise robustness, unparalleled reliability, and superior surge immunity, the S602ESRP is one of the most popular surge protective relays used for protecting circuits from surges.

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