OMRON Automation and Safety Datasheets for Solid State Relays
Solid state relays (SSR) or semiconductor relays are semiconductor devices that can be used in place of mechanical relays to switch electricity to a load in many applications.
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| Product Name | Notes |
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| Compact, low-cost, SSR switching 5 to 20A This solid-state relay has a wide load voltage range: 75 to 264VAC. Both 100V and 200V loads can be handled with the same... | |
| Hockey puck style SSR with 5-90A output currents All models feature the same compact dimensions to provide a uniform mounting pitch. A built-in varistor effectively absorbs external surges. The operation... | |
| Omron’s G3PE Compact Industrial SSR with outstanding surge endurance The G3PE features an original surge-pass circuit that gives outstanding surge endurance and protects the semiconductor device against voltages in excess... | |
| Plug-in type SSR with shape and size compatible with MY series power relay This SSR is compatible in shape and size with the MY series of relays and is mounted... | |
| Plug-in type SSR, shape and size compatible with LY mechanical power relay This SSR is compatible in shape and size with the LY series of relays and is mounted on... | |
| Plug-in type SSR, shape and size compatible with the MK power relay This solid-state relay is compatible in shape and in size with the MK electromechanical relay and is mounted... | |
| Slim-line SSRs with failure-detection functions This slim, 22.5mm-wide, solid-state relay with built-in transformer detects load failures. The automatic shut-down function on overload condition protects heater loads. Its built-in heat sink... | |
| Solid State Relays with exchangeable power cartridge Optimum design of the heat sink has contributed to the downsizing of this product. The power element cartridges of G3PA are easily replaceable... | |
| Ultra Slim Miniature 1-2A PCB Solid State Relays ideal for Input/Output Applications PCB mount AC load switching SSR with width < 0.2”. G3MC Models occupy < 1/3 the area of... |
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