
Sensata/Crydom H12WD panel mount solid state relay rated 50A load current and 660Vrms maximum operating voltage, with 4-32 VDC control input.
Sensata/Crydom H12WD Panel Mount Solid State Relay 50A 660V is a panel-mount solid state relay with an SCR output, rated for a 50A load current and a maximum operating voltage of 660Vrms for demanding industrial applications.
Overview
The Sensata/Crydom H12WD Series features a redesigned housing with anti-rotation barriers, which supports a secure and stable installation. Its SCR (Silicon Controlled Rectifier) output is designed to handle heavy industrial loads.
Key Features
Dimensions and Weight
The relay measures 43 mm (H) x 33 mm (W) x 15 mm (D) and weighs 86 grams.
Safety Notice
Hazard of electric shock, explosion, or arc flash. Always disconnect all power before installing or servicing this equipment. Verify all connections and replace all covers before reapplying power.
The Sensata/Crydom H12WD Series is suitable for industrial control applications that require a panel-mount solid state relay with a 50A load current rating and a 660Vrms maximum operating voltage.
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