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Eurotherms SV
Series of solid state relays is a rugged single phase Solid State Relay
with ratings from 10 to 75 amps @ 300 VAC and 50 to 75 amps @ 600 VAC. The SV
Series accepts an AC or DC logic control input and provides precise zero cross
fired on-off control in a panel mounted package.
Superior Internal Snubber Circuit
The SV Series attenuates most industrial
noise for higher reliability and less down time. By having higher a Dv/Dt and
higher blocking voltage ratings the SV model is more rugged than
the competition. Most relays have a 600 VAC blocking voltage. Using an external
MOV (at 700 volts) offers no protection to most solid state relays, which will
fail when subjected to voltage spikes. The SV model is 33% better (800 volts)
so an external MOV is well below the range of the SSR.
Superior DC Input Circuit
By using a new, faster responding input
circuit, the SV can survive high energy, non-repetitive power line surges and
then continue operating normally. The competition is typically damaged by the
surge ultimately causing a machine shutdown. A new Current Limited
DC input (4-32 Vdc) allows a wider selection of control devices and simplifies
integration with PLC, PC, or other externally powered circuits.
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Superior AC Input Circuit
By improving the leakage immunity of the
input circuit, triac instruments that use a 0.022 microfared
snubber no longer require an external burden resistor across the input circuit,
thus reducing cost and installation time. Most AC activated relays have a
turn-on and turn-off delay built in. When used as high-speed pulsing control
(such as with temperature controllers), other SSRs response can be
irregular for the first 16% and last 16% of the duty cycle. This error may
impact start up control, overshoot control, and other parts of the control
operation. The new SV relays provide linear response so you receive predictable
control from 1-100% output in your application.
Applications
The SV Series provides an effective
replacement for electromechanical contactors. The fast switching reduces the
thermal cycling of the heating elements resulting in longer element life. There
are no mechanical contacts to wear out and so maintenance costs and downtime
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