Solid-state switches integrate monitoring features for quick failure detection besides the switching function. Timely failure detection eliminates the need for rework and prevents scrap, leading to better production throughput and better quality products.

RK Series solid-state relays have two poles in a single housing. The two poles can be controlled independently or simultaneously.

With a typical solid-state relay, the output from measuring or monitoring devices is an analog signal that must be converted to a discrete signal to control a common solid-state relay.

Standard versions of model 11EZ are supplied with integral heat sinks and easy access terminals. 

Solid-state relays are available in both DIN-rail (DR22 Series) and panel-mount (PM22 Series) packages. 

Standard versions of model 11EZ are supplied with integral heatsinks and easy access terminals.

RF1 Series provides compact solidstate switching.

Solid-state relays provide reliable connections to a temperature controller as well as improved longevity and performance.

Solid-state relays in the CKR Series have an integral heatsink rated at 10, 20 or 30 A RMS output at 77ºF (25ºC) from 24 to 660 VAC.

Model EC-E protects load circuits connected to a 24 VDC power supply. The electronic circuit breakers combine active electronic current limiting for short-circuit conditions and overload shutdown, ensuring that the breakers respond to fault conditions faster than the power supply.