Solid State Relays

Solid state relays turn an electrical circuit on and off based on a control signal applied to their input terminals. SSRs have no moving parts and can be made to switch either AC or DC loads.

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    Carlo Gavazzi

    NRGC-EIP

    Controller, EtherNet/IP

    NRG Controller with EtherNet/IPTM Communication, Use with NRG Solid State Relays (RGC1x60CMxxGEN) and NRG Internal BUS Cables (RCRGN-xxx-2)

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    Carlo Gavazzi

    NRGC

    Controller, Modbus RTU

    NRG Controller with Modbus RTU over RS485, Use with NRG Solid State Relays (RGC1x60CMxxGEN) and NRG Internal BUS Cables (RCRGN-xxx-2)

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    Carlo Gavazzi

    NRGC-MBTCP

    NRG Controller, MODBUS TCP + T

    Controller with Modbus TCP Communication, Connects Up To 32 RG..CM..Ns and Interfaces Directly with Main Controller, Supply Voltage 24VDC

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    Carlo Gavazzi

    NRGC-PN

    Controller, PROFINET

    NRG Controller with PROFINET Communication, Use with NRG Solid State Relays (RGC1x60CMxxGEN) and NRG Internal BUS Cables (RCRGN-xxx-2)

Solid state relays turn an electrical circuit on and off based on a control signal applied to their input terminals. SSRs have no moving parts and can be made to switch either AC or DC loads.