Tiny SSR Can Switch 2A At 250 Vac

Designed to achieve high reliability and low cost, the SGC-4F solid-state relay (SSR) has a small size (less than 0.25 sq. in.) with 600V blocking, high current surge capability, zero-cross and random switching. Also, the SGC-4F can switch up to 2A
Nov. 1, 2001

Designed to achieve high reliability and low cost, the SGC-4F solid-state relay (SSR) has a small size (less than 0.25 sq. in.) with 600V blocking, high current surge capability, zero-cross and random switching. Also, the SGC-4F can switch up to 2A at 250 Vac. A choice of two PC layouts allows for versatility in design. Pricing starts at $3 each/1,000. For further information, contact AMERICAN ZETTLER INC., Aliso Viejo, CA. (949) 831-5000.

Company: AMERICAN ZETTLER INC.

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