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Carlo Gavazzi RA4050H10NCS single-phase solid state relay with 50 A AC-51 switching, 150–440 V AC operation, zero-cross switching and integrated system monitoring with normally closed NPN alarm output.
£67.86
The Carlo Gavazzi RA4050H10NCS is a high-current single-phase AC solid state relay (SSR) designed for reliable switching and monitoring of industrial AC loads. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi RA SENSE solid state relay series, it combines zero-cross switching with integrated system monitoring and a normally closed NPN alarm output for enhanced control and diagnostic capability.
This solid state relay uses zero-cross switching to activate the AC output at the zero crossing of the line voltage, helping provide controlled switching and reduced electrical disturbance. Its integrated system monitoring provides additional diagnostic capability, while the panel-mount construction and screw terminals support straightforward installation in industrial control equipment.
With a rated operational current of 50 A AC for AC-51 loads and 15 A AC for AC-53a loads, together with an operating voltage range of 150–440 V AC, the RA4050H10NCS is suitable for demanding industrial AC switching applications. It accepts a 7–32 V DC control voltage and uses a 20–32 V DC external supply for its integrated sensing and monitoring system.
Solid state relays such as the Carlo Gavazzi RA4050H10NCS use semiconductor switching rather than mechanical contacts, providing reliable and repeatable control of AC loads. The zero-cross switching function activates the output at the zero crossing of the AC waveform, helping reduce switching disturbance and electrical stress.
The integrated SENSE monitoring functionality adds diagnostic capability to the switching circuit, making the RA4050H10NCS suitable for applications where the operating condition of the relay and connected load needs to be supervised. Its normally closed NPN alarm output can be incorporated into a PLC or other control system for status and fault signalling.
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| Device Type | Solid State Relay | |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal Type | Screw | |
| Mounting Type | Panel | |
| Switching Current (A) | 50 A | |
| Coil / Supply Voltage | 12 V DC, 24 V DC | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | RA SENSE / RGS..S | |
| Model | RA4050H10NCS | |
| Product type | Single-phase AC solid state relay with system monitoring | |
| Switching mode | Zero cross | |
| Number of phases | 1 | |
| Rated operational current AC-51 | 50 A AC | |
| Rated operational current AC-53a | 15 A AC | |
| Operating voltage | 150–440 V AC | |
| Peak blocking voltage | 1000 Vp | |
| Control voltage | 7–32 V DC | |
| External supply | 20–32 V DC | |
| Alarm output | Normally closed NPN | |
| Output configuration | NC, NPN | |
| Mounting type | Panel mounting / heatsink mounting | |
| Power connection | Screw terminals | |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | approx. 44.5 × 29 × 57.8 mm |
This solid state relay is designed for high-current single-phase AC switching and system monitoring in industrial automation, machinery and electrical control applications.
The relay has a rated operational current of 50 A AC for AC-51 loads and 15 A AC for AC-53a loads.
The RA4050H10NCS is designed for AC operating voltages from 150–440 V AC and has a 1000 Vp peak blocking voltage.
The relay accepts a 7–32 V DC control voltage and uses a 20–32 V DC external supply for its system monitoring functionality.
The RA4050H10NCS provides integrated system monitoring with a normally closed NPN alarm output for diagnostic and fault signalling.
Carlo Gavazzi RA SENSE solid state relays combine dependable zero-cross AC switching with integrated system monitoring and diagnostic signalling for demanding industrial automation applications.
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