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Heat sink
Solid state relays & heat sinks

Heat sink

Panel or DIN rail

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Features

  • Aluminum heat sinks ensure the proper operation and long term reliability of solid state relays by maintaining a safe operating temperature.
  • All SSR must have a heatsink attached if current is 10A or above. Without a heatsink to release heat dissipated, it will burn out.
  • Different heatsinks for three-phase and single-phase relays.
  • 35 mm DIN rail mount available.

Attached documents

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Technical specifications

References
Reference Max. currentType of SSRSize (L x A x A)
RSH-035 <35 AThree-phase150 x 90 x 35 mm
RSH-036 <50 AThree-phase150 x 100 x 80 mm
RSH-037 <55 AThree-phase260 x 180 x 50 mm
RSH-038 <80 AThree-phase and single-phase150 x 125 x 135 mm
RSH-039 <200 AThree-phase and single-phase200 x 125 x 135 mm
RSH-059 <20 ASingle-phase75 x 72 x 44 mm
RSH-060 <25 ASingle-phase80 x 50 x 50 mm
RSH-061 <40 ASingle-phase125 x 70 x 50 mm
RSH-062 <45 AMonofásicos125 x 110 x 50 mm
RSH-063 <50 ASingle-phase180 x 125 x 48
RSH-MR <5 ASingle-phase8 x 4,4 x 1,3

Documents

Datasheet · Heat sink PDF · heat_sinks.pdf · 499 KB Download

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