Sensata Crydom Relay Cover for use with Single Phase SSRs, Three Phase SSRs
- RS Stock No.:
- 184-6009
- Mfr. Part No.:
- KS300
- Brand:
- Sensata / Crydom
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- RS Stock No.:
- 184-6009
- Mfr. Part No.:
- KS300
- Brand:
- Sensata / Crydom
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| For Use With | Single Phase SSRs, Three Phase SSRs | |
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- MX
Sensata | Crydom Relay Cover, For Use With Solid-State Relays, Polycarbonate Material - KS300
Need to protect your SSR from contamination or damage? This relay cover from Sensata | Crydom is made from transparent polycarbonate to provide strong and durable protection while allowing you a clear view of the relay. It also provides effective insulation to protect against electric shock. You can use this unit to protect both single and three-phase relays, making it a versatile option.
Features & Benefits
• Pre-drilled holes for ease of installation
• Flame-retardant to prevent the spread of flames in the event of a fire
• Flame-retardant to prevent the spread of flames in the event of a fire
What's a solid-state relay?
A solid-state relay is an electronic switching device that will turn a circuit on or off when an external AC or DC voltage is applied across its terminals. As it contains no moving parts, it offers a longer service life than an electromechanical relay.
Where would I use a solid-state relay?
Solid-state relays are most commonly used for switching AC loads in applications such such as dimmer lights or motors. They're commonly used in the railway sector, the food and beverage industry and healthcare settings.
Approvals
UL; C-UL Recognised; VDE
Zero Voltage Relays
Note
Temperature can affect current rating; please consult the data sheet for potential derating.