Electronics

Maintenance-free and wear-free solid-state relays with integrated electrical isolation are the ideal solution for applications with many switching cycles. TERMSERIES compact solid-state relays in terminal block format operate wear-free. Users can read out messages from the relay via the PLC. They save space in the control cabinet, reduce service costs and increase system availability.

The new, ultra-compact complete modules round out the TERMSERIES family. Their relays are integral, which makes them particularly vibration-proof. Thanks to their reliability, even in environments with strong vibrations, they make machines and systems available without restriction. Due to the slim and, above all, flat design, they can be installed anywhere.

The solid-state contactors are a high-performance solution for all industrial segments. Our Power-solid-state relays enable noiseless and wear-free switching of industrial loads, such as large solenoid valves, heating tapes or motors.

In trains and on railway lines, electronic components have to withstand strong vibrations, temperature fluctuations and the effects of the weather. In addition, there are high requirements for passenger safety and fire protection.

Relay modules from the TERMSERIES 1CO (16 A) and 2CO (8 A) are now also available with a test button. This makes it possible to test processes quickly and easily.

The new PROeco 2nd generation power supplies maximize the availability of automation applications. The twelve-part series offers standard functions – with high performance, efficiency and suitability for many systems. The three-color LED makes service activities and the integration of PROeco devices particularly easy. The series is compatible with DC UPS, electronic load monitoring and diode modules and is suitable for setting up power management systems. The compact design suits space-constrained applications, such as flat control cabinets in the field.

Our VARITECTOR PU AC type I+II are used in industrial plants as well as private and public buildings. The growing number of sensitive devices requires ever better lightning and surge protection for power feeds.