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Re: Solid state relays - how to use them?


  • Subject: Re: Solid state relays - how to use them?
  • From: "bifferos" <bifferos@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 21:50:19 -0000






--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, Neil Fuller <neil.fuller@...> wrote:
> DIN rail is only 70p/M if you buy it from the right place and

I was thinking that DIN was too expensive because then I'd need DIN SSRs,
and then there'd be issues attaching heat sinks and so on, but you're right
- I could just use the DIN rail for termination and nothing else.  In that
case though, a terminal strip could be used instead and would be even
cheaper.  I was wanting to avoid if possible a bunch of screw holes
sticking out the back of the box.

If I introduce a metal plate inside the enclosure to mount everything on
then I lose some of the heat dissipation properties of the enclosure, hence
the reason for looking for something ready-made.

Anyhow, thanks for the link, those are very cheap DIN rails, and coupled
with something like http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/BX663G.html
would be a reasonably cheap solution.  I still have to connect an earth
though, meaning yet another hole :-(.

Biff.



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