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β³οΈ When selecting a Solid State Relay, different allowances should be made in current ratings based on the nature of the load. For resistive loads, a 2-3 times higher load current can be selected. For inductive or capacitive loads, a 3-4 times higher load current can be selected.
β³οΈ Considering the relationship between load current and ambient temperature, if the ambient temperature is high or the heat dissipation conditions are poor, the current capacity should be increased. To prevent short circuits in the load circuit during use, it is required to connect a corresponding fast circuit breaker or fast fuse in series with this product.
β³οΈ For inductive loads, a varistor should be connected in parallel at the output to protect the thyristor from damage due to overvoltage. The selection of varistors (MOV) should be as follows: for 240V rating, select 430-470V; for 440V rating, select 680-750V; for 660V rating, select 1100-1200V. Alternatively, use AC overvoltage protectors produced by our company.
β³οΈ The input and output terminals are non-electrically isolated, so special attention should be paid to safety during use.
β³οΈ During installation, the contact surface between the heat sink and SSR relay must be flat and smooth. Apply a layer of thermal grease on its surface, and finally, tighten the screws with symmetrical flat washers and spring washers.

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