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Carlo Gavazzi
Semiconductor relay RGC
2P-SSC-AC IN-ZC 600V 3X25A
Article number: Suppl. article no:
4029577
RGC2A60A25KKE
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Electronic contacts are ideal for controlling loads with high connecting frequency, e.g. temperature regulation. Other advantages are durability, silent, insensitive to vibrations. Defined connection point (i.e. possibility to connect different types of load).
RGC has 1-phase and 3-phase electronic contacts with integrated cooling fins, mounted directly on a DIN-rail. LWS indication for control voltage and built-in varistors (protect against transients).
RGC has 1-phase and 3-phase electronic contacts with integrated cooling fins, mounted directly on a DIN-rail. LWS indication for control voltage and built-in varistors (protect against transients).
- Article number: 4029577
- Suppl. article no: RGC2A60A25KKE
- Ean no: 5350035423509
- Material class QP4320
Technical data
- Type: RGC2A60A25KKE
- Suitable for distribution board: No
- Rated control supply voltage DC: 21.6-190 V
- Rated control supply voltage AC 50 Hz: 20-275 V
- Number of phases: 2
- Rated operation current Ie at AC-1: 27 A
- Rated operation current Ie at AC-3: 0 A
- Rated operation current Ie at AC-53b: 0 A
- Rated operation current Ie at AC-51: 27 A
- Rated operation current Ie at AC-53a: 11.5 A
- Voltage type for actuating: AC/DC
- Rated control supply voltage AC 60 Hz: 20-275 V
- Switching at zero-crossing: Yes
- Width: 54 mm
- Depth: 98 mm
- Operating voltage AC 50 Hz: 42-660 V
- Operating voltage AC 60 Hz: 42-660 V
- Operating voltage DC: 0 V
- Height: 110 mm
- Degree of protection (IP): IP20
- Complete with socket: Yes
- With LED indication: Yes
- With detachable clamps: No
- Model: Other
- Type of electric connection: Screw connection
- Type of switch function: Normally open contact (NO)
- Voltage type (operating voltage): AC
- REACH Date: 2024-04-09
- REACH Information obligation: No