2PCS SSR-25DA Solid State Relay Single Phase Semi-Conductor Relay Input 3-32V DC Output 24-380V AC (SSR-25 DA)
Description
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- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Seamlessly integrates with various systems, ensuring electromagnetic compatibility.
- WHISPER QUIET OPERATION - Experience silent switching with no sparks or noise.
- LIGHTNING FAST SWITCHING - Enjoy high-speed performance for your automation needs.
The SSR-25DA Solid State Relay is a high-performance module designed for efficient control of electrical loads. With an input range of 3-32V DC and an output capacity of 24-380V AC, this relay is perfect for a variety of applications. Weighing only 160g, it combines durability with advanced features like silent operation, high switching speed, and resistance to environmental factors, making it a reliable choice for professionals.
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Reviews
A**R
melted at 19A
malfunctioned after after less than 10 minutes, then, melted. This was at 19A, 240VAC
M**Y
Damage
Was damaged on delivery
J**.
The item is worthless
I used this solid state relay to start and run an air compressor. I had 5.3 volts DC input and 123 VAC, well within the operating parameters. . When I momentarily triggered the relay on, the indicator light lit up, the compressor started but on removing the input signal the compressor did not stop. I turned the compressor off at the pressure switch and also at the breaker. Each time I reapplied power the compressor restarted with the DC input disconnected. I had purchased 6 of these “relays” so I changed out the relay, with identical results. If you need control relays don’t purchase one of these.The relay is a Fotok SSR-40 DA.
D**G
Burns up.
Will not handle 20 amps at 220VAC.
K**R
Counterfeit and unable to perform at rated input voltage
Per title, these are counterfeits, and more-importantly are both unable to be properly triggered at the low end of the rated voltages and probably use heavily-derated triacs internally.
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