Existing reviews of 1000A SSR Solid State Relay, 3-32V DC to DC
Regarding the ATO-SSR-DD1000A solid-state relay, I have a question: Does this relay support bidirectional current? (Application notes: One side is connected to a battery, assuming it is always connected; the other side is connected to a DC power supply, not always energized; both sides are connected to load components—the current direction may change as the system operates.)
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Mokra
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Date:
14/05/2026
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Sorry, the ATO-SSR-DD1000A solid-state relay cannot withstand bidirectional current. Its operating principle is that after the control voltage of 3-32V DC is turned on, the relay energizes and connects to the load.
Do you have the datasheet for SKU: ATO-SSR-DD1000A? I'd like to purchase one. I need to know its resistance value (accurate to milliohms), its switching speed (accurate to milliseconds), how long it can sustain 600 amps at voltages below 5V, its rated cycle count, and its typical duty cycle (I want it to switch once per second).
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Indre
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Date:
26/01/2026
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This unit has a response time of less than 20ms and cannot be set to one second on/off. Other data will require testing before it can be provided.
I need to use a solid state relay to control the on/off switching of a motor. The motor's continuous operating current is 125A at 12-60V DC, with a peak current of approximately 150-180A. Can the ATO-SSR-DD1000A solid-state relay meet the motor specifications I mentioned?
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Obers
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Date:
31/07/2025
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The motor can carry a continuous current of 125A at 12-60V DC. The solid-state relay needs to amplify the current by 5-8 times. Theoretically, a 1000A specification is sufficient. We recommend purchasing both the solid-state relay and a heat sink for testing.
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