Solid State Relay, 1 Phase, Screw Clamp, DIN Rail, MOSFET MPN:SSM1D26BD
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Solid State Relay, 1 Phase, Screw Clamp, DIN Rail, MOSFET
This Solid State Relay from Schneider is a reliable and efficient solution for controlling DC power in a variety of applications. Suitable for use in single-phase systems, it features a screw clamp electrical connection and integral heat sink for optimal performance. With a low input current of 8-11mA and a wide input voltage range of 4-32V DC, it can be easily integrated into existing systems. The relay's high output current of up to 6A makes it ideal for powering motors, LEDs, and other DC devices. Its compact design and DIN rail mounting style make it perfect for use in industrial control panels and automation systems.
Top product features:
- The product has a screw clamp electrical connection for easy installation.
- The relay has an integral heat sink to improve heat dissipation and increase switching capacity.
- The product switches in DC output mode, allowing it to control DC loads.
Top product applications:
- Industrial Automation
- Motor Control
- Power Supplies
Solid State Relay, Electrical Connection Screw Clamp, Heat Sink Integral, Input Current 8 to 11 mA, Input Voltage 4 to 32V DC, Maximum Output Current with Heat Sink 6 A, Maximum Output Current without Heat Sink 6 A, Output Switching Mode Not Applicable, Output Voltage Range 1 to 60V DC, Standards CE Certified, CSA Certified, IEC 60950-1, IEC 61000, IEC 62314, UL Listed, Switch Component Type MOSFET, Current Type DC, Electrical Phase Single, Finger Safe Yes, Mounting Style DIN Rail
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: 3.70
- Package Width: 3.50
- Package Height: 0.70
- Package Weight: 0.17
Product info last updated on March 31, 2026 5:01am UTC
Category: Industrial Electrical Controls and Automation