WAGO 857 Series Solid State Relay, 3 A Load, DIN Rail Mount, 24 V dc Load, 31.2V dc Control

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RS Stock No.:
180-3049
Distrelec Article No.:
110-51-803
Mfr. Part No.:
857-724
Brand:
WAGO
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Brand

WAGO

Maximum Load Current

3A

Product Type

Solid State Relay

Mount Type

DIN Rail

Maximum Load Voltage

24V dc

Minimum Load Voltage

0V dc

Maximum Control Voltage

31.2V dc

Minimum Control Voltage

18.8V dc

Series

857

Terminal Type

Cage Clamp

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Switching Function

DC Switching

Maximum Operating Temperature

70°C

Length

94mm

Width

5 mm

Standards/Approvals

UL 508, EN 61373, EN 61010-2-201, EN 61000-6-3, EN 61000-6-2

Height

81mm

Off State Leakage Current

1μA

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

WAGO Solid-State Relay, 50μA Minimum Switching Current, 33V Reverse Voltage Transistor - 857 Series - 857-724


Keen to switch your system on and off in a flash? Turn to this solid-state relay from WAGO. Thanks to an output voltage range between 0 and 24V DC, it's a versatile option for use in low-voltage setups. Rest assured, its turn-on time of 100μs and drop-out time of 600μs offer lightning-fast switching to minimise downtime. You can keep track of issues at a glance, thanks to the LED status indicator.

Features & Benefits


• Mounts onto a DIN rail for installation in a snap

• Slim dimensions of 81 (H) x 6 (W) x 94mm (D) save space in tight areas

• Performs reliably in demanding settings, thanks to a broad operating temperature range of -20°C to +70°C

• IP20 rating indicates it's touch-safe and protected against objects larger than 12mm in size

Applications


• Automotive facilities

• Transportation networks

• Processing plants

• Telecommunications

What's the difference between a solid-state relay and an electromechanical option?


SSRs have no moving parts that can wear down. This means that SSRs last longer than electromechanical relays.

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