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DRC3P48D4112: Descriptionsolid state relays - industrial mount 3P 480v 7.6A 24v/DC 1no+1nc ZC 2L; CategoryTopical application Mechanical and electrical/engineering/automation; File Size728KB，11 Pages; ManufacturerAll Sensors; Environmental Compliance

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solid state relays - industrial mount 3P 480v 7.6A 24v/DC 1no+1nc ZC 2L

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Manufacture	Crydom
Product Category	Solid State Relays - Industrial Mou
RoHS	Yes
Control Voltage Range	24 VAC/DC
Load Voltage Rating	480 VAC
Load Current Rating	7.6 A
Input Curre	22 mA
Contact Form	2 Form A (DPST-NO)
Output Device	AC Outpu
Mounting Style	DIN Rail
Maximum Operating Temperature	+ 80 C
Minimum Operating Temperature	- 30 C
Termination Style	Screw
Unit Weigh	14.515 g

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DRC Series

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7.6 Amp Motor Controller rated Solid State Contactor

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Load voltage range up to 530VAC

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Fits standard 35mm DIN-RAIL

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LED input status indicator

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AC or DC control

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Zero-crossing (resistive loads) or instantaneous turn-on (inductive loads) output

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C-UL-US Listed, IEC Rated, CE & RoHS Compliant, Horsepower Rated

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Built in Overvoltage Protection

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Ultra-efficient thermal management design (Patented)

Start / Stop

Reversing

Solid State Contactor

Solicon DRC3 Series are Solid State Contactors intended for

frequently switching on and off three phase loads up to

5 HP, 480

VAC 7.6 Amps.

They are available in both contactor versions

DRC3P

and reversing contactor versions

DRC3R.

The Solicon Contactor DRC3P is available in either instantaneous

turn-on (for Motor Control) or zero voltage turn-on (for Resistive

Loads). It is available in either 2 or 3 controlled leg versions. The

2 legs control version is particularly suitable for motor control

circuits where the neutral conductor is not utilized.

The Solicon Reversing Contactor DRC3R includes an

interlock

control that allows only off, forward and reverse operation in a

safe mode while providing high space saving; it switches

instantaneously upon application of the control voltage unless an

instantaneous change of direction is commanded, then it will

delay the direction change by 100msec in order to prevent

simultaneous forward and reverse operations.

All the models of Solicon DRC3 Series combine the benefits and

advantages of a solid state contactor with the functionality and

simplicity of use of an electromechanical contactor thanks to the

proprietary

thermal management technology (Patented)

and

complete electrical insulation (no grounding required); the

embedded auxiliary contacts,

normally open and/or normally

closed are intended to be used at 18-280Vac. Three different

control voltages are available in order to cover most the

applications. All models include

overvoltage protection.

PRODUCT SELECTION

230 VAC

120 VAC

24 VAC/DC

Control Voltage

Without Auxiliary Contact

DRC3P48A400, DRC3R48A400

DRC3P48B400, DRC3R48B400

DRC3P48D400, DRC3R48D400

1 NO+NC Auxiliary Conctat

DRC3P48A411

DRC3P48B411

DRC3P48D411

2 NO Auxiliary Contact

DRC3P48A420, DRC3R48A420

DRC3P48B420, DRC3R48B420

DRC3P48D420, DRC3R48D420

AVAILABLE OPTIONS

Load Current per Phase

7.6 Amp FLA

(x2 Controlled Legs

& 3R function);

4.8 Amp FLA

(x3 Controlled Legs only)

Series

Operating Voltage

40:

400 VAC

(3R function only)

48:

480 VAC

Switching Mode

(3P function only)

Blank:

Zero Voltage Turn-On

Instantaneous Turn-On

DRC

Function

3P:

Contactor

3R:

Reversing Contactor

Control Voltage

230 VAC

120 VAC

24 VAC/DC

Required for valid part number

For options only and not required for valid part number

Controlled Legs

Auxiliary Contacts,

(3P function only)

N.O. - N.C.

Blank:

3 Controlled Legs

00:

Not included

2 Controlled Legs

11:

1 Solid State Auxiliary

Contact, Normally Open;

1 Solid State Auxiliary

Contact, Normally Closed

(3P function only)

20:

2 Solid State Auxiliary

Contacts, Normally Open

Do not forget to visit us at:

www.crydom.com

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