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Peter
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Can a 240V SSR be used to switch voltages below that? eg. 110V, 24V etc?
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John Popelish
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Peter wrote:
of its voltage rating. This is a lot more significant when switching
24 volts than when switching 240 volts.
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John Popelish
Yes. Keep in mind that any SCR drops about 1.2 to 2 volts regardlessCan a 240V SSR be used to switch voltages below that? eg. 110V, 24V etc?
of its voltage rating. This is a lot more significant when switching
24 volts than when switching 240 volts.
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John Popelish
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CFoley1064
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Hi, Peter. The data sheet for the SSR specifies maximum and minimum voltages,Subject: SSR's on lower voltages
From: pmolsen@one.net.au (Peter)
Date: 5/19/2004 6:48 PM Central Standard Time
Message-id: <6ba442b.0405191548.7a1aaba6@posting.google.com
Can a 240V SSR be used to switch voltages below that? eg. 110V, 24V etc?
as well as maximum and minimum current. I believe most 240 VAC SSRs are
specified to switch 24VAC.
http://www.crydom.com/pdf/crydom_cs.pdf
Good luck
Chris