DHR Datasheet V1.indd

NEW Series DHR
Output to 32A, 600 Vac
(slimpac) Solid-State Relays
FEATURES/BENEFITS
• New High Efficiency Back-to-Back Thyristors for long
lifetime expectancy
• Zero-cross models designed for resistive loads
• Input protection and control LED standard
• IP20 protective plastic covers
• Designed in conformity with EN60947-4-3 (IEC947-4-3) and
EN60950/VDE0805 (Reinforced Insulation)
Load
Voltage
Load
Current
Control
Voltage
Switch
Type
DHR24D12
12-280 Vac
12A
3-32 Vdc
Zero Cross
DHR24D23
12-280 Vac
23A
3-32 Vdc
Zero Cross
DHR48D32
24-600 Vac
32A
3.5-32 Vdc
Zero Cross
Part No.
TYPICAL APPLICATION
Line Voltage
NOTES
1) Line Voltage (nominal): 24 = 240 Vac; 48 = 480 Vac
2) Switch Type: D = Zero-cross turn-on
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
(+25°C ambient temperature unless otherwise specified)
INPUT (CONTROL) SPECIFICATIONS
Min
Max
Units
DHR24
3
32
Vdc
DHR48
3.5
32
Vdc
14
mA
LOAD
Input Voltage Range
Typical
application:
2kW resistor
(AC-51 load)
on 200/230 VAC
Input Current Range
All Relays
2.0
Vdc
Reverse Voltage Protection (D)
32
Clamping Voltage (D)
36
V
Input Immunity (EN61000-4-4)
2
kV
Input Immunity (EN61000-4-5)
2
kV
Figure 2
V
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION
.88
(22.4)
3.58 (91)
1.65
(42)
Must Turn-Off Voltage
CONTROL CHARACTERISTICS
2.76 (70)
10
8
6
2.89 (73.5)
12
2.60 (66)
CONTROL CURRENT (mA)
14
4
2
.30
(7.5)
0
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32
CONTROL VOLTAGE (Vdc)
Dimensions :
Dimensions in inches (mm)
Weight: 8.82 oz. (250 g)
Figure 1
Figure 3
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ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
(+25°C ambient temperature unless otherwise specified)
OUTPUT (LOAD) SPECIFICATIONS
Min
Max
Units
DHR24
12
280
Vac
DHR48
12
600
Vac
Operating Range
Peak Voltage (VDR Clamping)
DHR24
600
Vpeak
DHR48
1200
Vpeak
Min
Max
Units
12 output current
78
A2s
23 output current
340
A2s
32 output current
1680
A2s
12 output current
2.5
°C/W
23 output current
1.8
°C/W
32 output current
0.75
°C/W
2
I t for fuse matching (<10ms)
Junction-Case Thermal Resistance
Conducted Immunity Level
Load Currrent Range (Resistive)(See Derating Curves)
IEC/EN61000-4-4 (bursts)
12 output current
.005
12
Arms
23 output current
.005
23
Arms
32 output current
.005
32
Arms
All Relays
2kV criterion A
IEC/EN61000-4-5 (surge)
All Relays
Maximum Surge Current Rating (Non-Repetitive)
2kV criterion B
2kV criterion A on -16 models
12 output current
120
A
23 output current
250
A
32 output current
580
A
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
(+25°C ambient temperature unless otherwise specified)
ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS
On-State Voltage Drop
0.85
V
Min
Max
Units
–40
+80
°C
–55
+125
°C
40 to 85
%
Operating Temperature
All Relays
Output Power Dissipation (Max)
12 output current
0.9 x 0.85 x I + 0.035 x I2
W
23 output current
2
0.9 x 0.85 x I + 0.016 x I
W
32 output current
0.9 x 0.85 x I + 0.0075 x I2
W
Zero-Cross Window (Typical)
Off-State Leakage Current
Storage Temperature
All Relays
±20
Vac
Ambient Humidity
1
mA
Input-Output Isolation
4000
Vrms
25A output current
4000
Vrms
50A output current
4000
Vrms
Insulation Resistance
@500Vdc
1000
MΩ
Output-Case Isolation
Turn-On Time (60 Hz)
8.3
Turn-Off Time (60 Hz)
8.3
ms
ms
Off-State dv/dt
500
V/μs
Maximum di/dt (Non-Repetitive)
50
A/μs
800
Hz
Rated Impulse Voltage
4000
V
Vibration (10–55 Hz according to CE168)
1.5
mm
Shock (according to CD168)
30
g
Housing Material
Operating Frequency
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Baseplate
SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
PA6 UL94V0
Aluminum
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THERMAL CURVES
No repetive surge current without voltage reapplied.
1
100
Repetive surge current with voltage reapplied.
1
2
0.1
10
50
0
0.01
1
TIME (s)
PEAK CURRENT (Apk)
Figure 4a — 12A output current*
2
Load Current (A)
PEAK CURRENT (Apk)
SURGE CURRENT
150
250
200
150
No repetive surge current without voltage reapplied.
100
1
2
50
Repetive surge current with voltage reapplied.
0
0.01
0.1
1
10
Ambient Temperature (°C)
TIME (s)
Figure 5a — 12A output power
600
400
No repetive surge current without voltage reapplied.
1
1
2
200
Repetive surge current with voltage reapplied.
0
0.01
0.1
1
2
10
TIME (s)
Figure 4d — 32A output current*
Load Current (A)
PEAK CURRENT (Apk)
Figure 4b — 23A output current*
Non-Repetitive Surge:
This curve is used to define the protection fuse value. The SSR will
not be able to sustain reapplied voltage.
Repetitive Surge:
This curve is used in normal operation with values which must not
be exceeded. Maximum inrush current are given for initial junction
Ambient Temperature (°C)
temperature TJ = 70°C. In normal operation, this curve must not be
Figure 5a — 12A output power
exceeded. Please note that repeated surge currents will decreease
the life expectancy of the relay.
Thermal Curve 1:
1
This curve gives the limits of the relay. The temperature reached is
compliance with standard specifications for solid state relays. These
values are also acceptable in situations where there is some
ventilation in the cabinet or load current is not at its maximum.
Thermal Curve 2:
Load Current (A)
acceptable for the internal components. These values are in
2
This curve gives the limits for the relay according to EN60947-4-3
with a maximum temperature rise of 50°C (@ ambient 40°C) for
constant current in calm air (during 8 hours of test).
For intermitent current applications, the average Power = Pd x Duty
Cycle; Temperature rise = ∆Tj = Avg. Pd x Rthj/c. Junction temperature
Ambient Temperature (°C)
must never exceed 125°C at ambient temperature.
Figure 5a — 12A output power
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MOUNTING RECOMMENDATIONS
Semiconductor relays do not provide any Galvanic
insulation between the load and the source. Always
use in conjunction with an adapted circuit breaker
with isolation feature or a similar device in order to
ensure reliable insulation in the event of
malfunction or when insulation from the source is
required.
Mounting
DIN rail connected to
protection wire (ground) .
Dismounting
M5
C/W
Drill for vertical can be adjusted
(fan)
M4
88±2mm
12,7mm
Figure 6a
The user should protect heat sensitive materials as well as
operators from any contact with the heatsinks. For
appropriate cooling, the relay needs air convection.
Insufficient air convection produces abnormal heating. In
the case of not having enough spacing between 2 relays,
please reduce the load current.
Forced cooling (fan inside cabinet) improves the thermal
performance significantly. In all cases please make sure the
heatsink temperature never exceeds 90°C.
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vertical
position
SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
80mm
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CONTROL WIRING
Number of Wires
Screwdriver Type
1
Solid
(no ferrule)
2
Fine Stranded
(with ferrule)
Solid
(no ferrule)
Recommended
Torque
Fine Stranded
(with ferrule)
N.m
AWG18…AWG14
AWG18…AWG14
AWG18…AWG14
AWG18…AWG14
Pozidriv 2
1.2
Screwdriver Type
Recommended
Torque
0.33
(8.5)
POWER WIRING
Number of Wires
1
Solid
(no ferrule)
2
Fine Stranded
(with ferrule)
Solid
(no ferrule)
Fine Stranded
(with ferrule)
N.m
AWG16…AWG8
AWG16…AWG10
AWG16…AWG8
AWG16…AWG10
Pozidriv 2
2
0.50
(12.6)
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