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Old 11-09-2010, 05:30 AM
 
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Unhappy 24Vdc Solid State Relay not the same as mechanical relay??

Hello Guys.
I have this 2 brand new Solid State relays
(Salsar, SSR-10DA)
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which I am currently use to close NO contact with 24Vdc input from CNC controller manual buttons (spindle CW and spindle CCW).
The LED is is lid when push on/off...but the contact (Load Voltage: 24-380VAC) doesn't seem to close......

Question is...this type of solid state is no good to close the contact?? Or am I just having bad Solid State?
Alternatively....mechanical relay works just fine....
I thought it works just the same?
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I see no reason why it shouldn't work?
I assume you are switching the AC to spindle direct, what type of spindle?
how are you achieving the reverse (CW/CCW)?
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Al,
I was pretty confident that should work too.
I connect the 2 SSR to FWD/REV/COM on the inverter to drive spindle CW/CCW.
Normal relay works. Perhaps just bad solid state relay?
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I am still not clear as to what you are controlling, those particular SSR's are intended to switch an AC load directly.
If you are using them on a VFD type controller using theVFD logic inputs you are using the wrong device, they will not switch the low voltage low impedance input of a VFD.
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I think you are right.
I am using those LOGIC for the contact VFD, not the load itself. I thought it could be used similarly to the normal relay.
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But I am wondering why can't the logic contact be connected? it is just the contact open/close?
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NO, the SSR has to see a compatible load and voltage type, the CW/CCW inputs are low level logic DC, the SSR's are high voltage AC output type, you may be able to use a low level logic output type such as 24vdc in and low level DC output, but in this case it seems hardly worth using SSR when a small simple mechanical relay would do it.
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Thanks Al
very clear explanation.
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