Solid state relay (SSR) is simple but widely used in the automation fields. Thus, it is not complex to wire a solid state relay. In this vedio, ATO takes a 40 Amp SSR (DC - AC) for example to show the wiring of a SSR and then switch on/off a motor with this SSR.
How to Test a Solid State Relay?
Solid state relays are commonly used to control many electronic components, so if a component isn't working because there's no current flowing through it, it's likely a problem with the relay. With some simple troubleshooting steps, it's easy to check if an SSR is working as expected. In this video, we'll show you step-by-step instructions on how to test a solid state relay.
Types of Solid State Relays
There are different types of solid state relays according to various classification standards. In this video, we will introduce a series of different types of SSRs according to the following standards.
DC-AC/AC-AC Single Phase Solid State Relays
In this video we take a quick look at ATO's current single phase SSR models along with their specifications and key features. They are designed to operate high load currents using low control currents, using our advanced opto-isolation technology.