HR201AS024 - SLIM RELAY SOLID STATE 2A AC INPUT 24VDC

Why Choose the HR201AS024?

The Lovato HR201AS024 Slim SSR Relay provides solid-state switching in a space‑saving format. With 24VDC control and a single static contact, it handles AC loads within a 24...280VAC output range. Rated Ith 2 A, SKU HR201AS024 suits low‑power switching tasks where a slim footprint is required and mechanical actuation is not desired.

Engineered to IEC/EN 62314, this relay operates reliably from -30 to +80 °C and stores from -30 to +100 °C, supporting demanding environments. It features no LED state indicator and no mechanical actuator, aligning with applications that require a minimalist, static switching element. The HR201A product type designation ensures straightforward cross‑reference within the Lovato portfolio.

Key Benefits

• Slim solid-state design with 1 static contact for reliable AC switching.
• 24VDC control input supports straightforward low-voltage control integration.
• Wide 24...280VAC output range accommodates varied AC load requirements.
• Ith 2 A rating suits low-power switching in compact assemblies.
• Operates from -30 to +80 °C for challenging ambient conditions.
• Conforms to IEC/EN 62314 for assured standards compliance.
• No mechanical actuator reduces moving parts within the system.

Technical Specification

• Product type designation: HR201A
• Ith (IEC): 2 A
• Operating temperature: -30 to +80 °C
• Storage temperature: -30 to +100 °C

What’s Included

• Lovato HR201AS024 Slim SSR Relay
• Manufacturer product datasheet (downloadable)
• Basic packaging and documentation

Applications

• Switching AC loads within the 24...280VAC output range using 24VDC control
• Space-constrained control assemblies requiring a slim solid-state relay
• Low-current AC switching up to 2 A Ith
• Installations operating between -30 and +80 °C that require static contacts
• Systems requiring compliance with IEC/EN 62314

Safety note: Install and commission only by qualified personnel. Observe the specified control and output ratings and temperature limits, and isolate all power sources before wiring or maintenance.