Solid State Relay, 3 Phase, Screw Clamp, DIN Rail, FET MPN:DR10D12
Solid State Relay, 3 Phase, Screw Clamp, DIN Rail, FET
This 3-phase solid state relay is designed for industrial applications, offering a reliable and efficient solution for controlling DC power in hazardous locations. With a maximum output current of 12A and a switching mode of FET, it can handle demanding tasks with ease. The relay is CE certified, RoHS compliant, and UL 508 rated for enhanced reliability. Its compact design and integral heat sink make it ideal for DIN rail mounting. Suitable for use in various industrial settings, including manufacturing, oil and gas, and food processing, this relay provides a safe and reliable way to control power in high-current applications.
Top product features:
- Solid State Relay with integral heat sink for enhanced thermal management
- Switching mode is not applicable, indicating a high switching speed and low switching loss
- Maximum output current is 12A, allowing for high power handling and reliable switching operations
Top product applications:
- Motor Speed Control
- DC Power Supplies
- HVAC Control Systems
Solid State Relay, Electrical Connection Screw Clamp, Heat Sink Integral, Input Current 11 mA, Input Voltage 4 to 32V DC, Maximum Output Current with Heat Sink 12 A, Maximum Output Current without Heat Sink 12 A, Output Switching Mode Not Applicable, Output Voltage Range 1 to 100V DC, Standards CE Certified, RoHS Compliant, UL 508 Endurance Rating for Enhanced Reliability, UL and cUL Listed, UL Class I and II, Division 2, for Hazardous Locations, Switch Component Type FET, Current Type DC
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: MX
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 6.30
- Package Width: 4.60
- Package Height: 4.70
- Package Weight: 0.30
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Product info last updated on February 17, 2026 12:18pm UTC
Category: Industrial Electrical Controls and Automation