Sydney, AU.
http://www.rhinoco.com.au/product/RXPROR4 for the board and still hunting for the SSRs.
http://www.rhinoco.com.au/product/RXPROR4 for the board and still hunting for the SSRs.
450 V AC...
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ACK! I forgot you are working with 450V DC, so you can't use the following TRIAC SSRs, as they will not turn off.
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Should I then ignore your #22 "second part of the" post?Gosh, I thought you said AC earlier on?
Ignore the part where I said they wouldn't work due to it being 450VDC.Should I then ignore your #22 "second part of the" post?
I think at the motor end because I disconnected the wires from the back of each switch and with the ohmeter I verified open and close switches are momentary, the Stop is closed all the time and momentary when pressed....
I don't know if the switches are the latches, or if the latching happens at the motor end.
That is 600v but it does not say DC or AC. I guess better to ask a dumm question than to remain dumm....
Here is the same part on Element14 Australia:
http://au.element14.com/sharp/pr39mf51nszf/relay-solid-state/dp/1618485?Ntt=PR39MF51N
2 - anode on low voltage side, must be current limitedpins 2 & 3 for the DC control circuit, pins 6 & 8 for the 415vac from what I read.
that leaves 2 unused pins. correct?
thx
It would be best if a custom board were made.those SSRs should be mounted on a generic circuit board, soldered to the wires. correct?
by Jake Hertz
by Jake Hertz