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ORDERING INFORMATION
High Capacity of
Max. 1,000 V DC
Cut-off Possible
EP RELAYS (AEP)
(10A and 80A types)
10A PC board type 10A TM type
20A TM type
80A type 300A type
New
RoHS compliant
FEATURES
1. High-voltage, high-current control
capable
400V DC high-voltage switching and
1,000V DC cut-off has been achieved
thanks to a sealed construction with
mixed hydrogen gas and the magnetic
arc motion through use of a permanent
magnet.
2. Compact & Low Operating Sound
By using a capsule contact mechanism
that is enclosed with hydrogen gas, high-
capacity cutoff is possible e ven with a tin y
contact gap. There is little operating
sound, which does not change even
when large currents are cut off.
3. Arc space unnecessary
The enclosure box can be made smaller
thanks to an arc-space-free construction
from which the arc will not get out.
4. Safety
Since the contacts are enclosed in a
sealed capsule structure, the arc will not
get out, which ensures safety.
5. High contact reliability
The contact part is hermetically sealed
with H2 mixed gas, hence the contact
resistance remains stable regardless of
the ambient conditions.
6. Mounting direction is not specified
The weight of the movable parts is light,
and also the restoring force is large,
hence the rela y is relatively unaff ected b y
gravity.
7. Wide selection of models available.
Types include PC board type (10A), TM
type (10A and 20A), and connector type
(80A and 300A).
8. Standard compliance
The 10A, 80A type is UL/C-UL standard
certified.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
1. Solar power generation systems
2. Cogeneration systems
3. Construction machinery
4. Welding equipment
5. Battery charge and discharge
control
6. AGV (Automatic guided vehicle)
(Unmanned transport carts)
7. Inverter control
8. Elevator, etc.
EP Relay
Contact arrangement
1: 1 Form A
3: 1 Form A PC board type*1
5: 1 Form A TM type*2
AEP 0
Contact rating
1: 10A
2: 20A
8: 80A
9: 300A
Coil voltage
12:
24:
48:
X0:
12V DC
24V DC
48V DC*1
100V DC*1
Notes: *1. 10A type only
*2. 10A and 20A types only
10A and 80A types are UL/C-UL certified. Certification is planned for the 20 A type.
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TYPES
Standard packing: 10A: Carton: 25 pcs.; Case: 100 pcs.
20A: Carton: 25 pcs.; Case: 50 pcs.
80A: Carton: 1 pc.; Case: 20 pcs.
300A: Carton: 1 pc.; Case: 5 pcs.
Notes: * One female connector lead wire for connecting is packaged with the 80A and 300A connector types.
-Specifications: Housing: Yazaki 7283-1020 (light gray); Lead wire: 0.5 mm2 dia. and 300±10 mm 11.811±.394 inch length
Lead wire coating color: Pin No. 1: white; Pin No. 2: green
RATING
1. Coil data
Notes: 1. When using a DC power supply, use one that provides a current capacity leeway of at least 150% of the nominal coil current.
2. The 300A type has a built-in coil current switching circuit. After the nominal coil voltage is applied, it automatically switches in approximately 0.1 seconds.
Type Nominal coil voltage Contact arrangement Part No.
10A PC board type
12V DC
1 Form A
AEP31012
10A TM type AEP51012
20A TM type AEP52012
80A Connector type* AEP18012
300A Connector type* AEP19012
10A PC board type
24V DC
AEP31024
10A TM type AEP51024
20A TM type AEP52024
80A Connector type* AEP18024
300A Connector type* AEP19024
10A PC board type 48V DC AEP31048
10A TM type AEP51048
10A PC board type 100V DC AEP310X0
10A TM type AEP510X0
Type Nominal coil voltage Pick-up voltage
(at 20°C 68°F)Drop-out voltage
(at 20°C 68°F)Nominal coil current
[±10%] (at 20°C 68°F)
Nominal operating power
(Nominal voltage applied to
the coil, at 20°C 68°F)Max. applied voltage
10A
12V DC
75%V or less of
nominal voltage
(Initial)
8%V or more of
nominal voltage
(Initial) 0.103A Max. 1.4W
130%V of
nominal voltage
20A 4.17%V or more of
nominal voltage
(Initial) 0.327A 3.9W
80A
8%V or more of
nominal voltage
(Initial)
0.375A Max. 4.5W
300A 3.3A (during peak) When input: 40 W max.
(0.1 sec. from time of input)
When retained: 4 W max.
10A
24V DC
0.052A Max. 1.4W
20A 0.163A 3.9W
80A 0.188A Max. 4.5W
300A 1.85A (during peak) When input: 45 W max.
(0.1 sec. from time of input)
When retained: 4 W max.
10A 48V DC 0.026A Max. 1.4W
10A 100V DC 0.012A
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2. Specifications
Notes: *1. The upper limit of the ambient temperature is the maximum temperature that can satisfy the coil temperature rise value.
Refer to Usage, transport and storage conditions in NOTES.
*2. Conditions: Varistor used for coil surge absorption. Note: if a diode is used the life will be lower.
*3. Condition: Switches rated number of 10 cycles each time there is a 2,500A cut-off.
*4. Please refer to the reference data on the following page for switching and cut-off at 400 V DC and higher.
REFERENCE DATA
Note: The switching life curves are rough guides for when using over the nominal values. Be sure to conduct tests with the actual
device to verify your specifications.
Characteristics Item Specifications
10A type 20A type 80A type 300A type
Rating
Contact arrangement 1 Form A 1 Form A 1 Form A 1 Form A
Nominal switching capacity (resistive load) 10A 400V DC 20A 400V DC 80A 400V DC 300A 400V DC
Max. contact allowance voltage 1,000V DC
Short term current 15A (3min),
30A (30s)
(harness wire: 2mm2)
40A (10min),
60A (1min)
(harness wire: 3mm2)
120A (15min)
(harness wire: 15mm2)400A (10min)
(harness wire: 100mm2)
Max. cut-off current — — 800A 300V DC
(1 cycle)*22,500A 300V DC
(3 cycles)*3
Overload cut-off rating 30A 400V DC
(Min. 50 cycles)*260A 400V DC
(Min. 50 cycles)*2120A 400V DC
(Min. 50 cycles)*2600A 400V DC
(Min. 300 cycles)
Reverse cut-off rating –10A 200V DC
(Min. 2.5×104 cycles)*2–60A 200V DC
(Min. 5 cycles)*2–120A 200V DC
(Min. 50 cycles)*2–300A 200V DC
(Min. 100 cycles)
Min. switching capacity 1A 6V DC 1A 12V DC — 1A 24V DC
Contact voltage drop (Initial) Max. 0.5V
(When carrying current
is 10A)
Max. 0.2V
(By voltage drop
6V DC 20A)
Max. 0.067V
(By voltage drop
6V DC 20A)
Max. 0.06V
(When carrying current
is 300A)
Electrical
characteristics
Insulation resistance (Initial) Min. 100MΩ (at 500V DC) Measurement at same location as “Breakdown voltage” section.
Breakdown
voltage (Initial) Between open contacts 2,500 Vr ms for 1min. (Detection current: 10mA)
Between contact and coil 2,500 Vr ms for 1min. (Detection current: 10mA)
Operate time (at 20°C 68°F)Max. 50ms
(Nominal voltage applied to the coil, excluding contact bounce time)
Max. 30ms
(Nominal voltage applied
to the coil, excluding
contact bounce time)
Release time (at 20°C 68°F)Max. 30ms
(After the nominal operation voltage stops, without diode)
Max. 10ms
(After the nominal
operation voltage stops)
Mechanical
characteristics
Shock
resistance Functional
10A, 20A (ON), 80A (ON) and 300A (ON) types:
Min. 196 m/s2 (Half-wave pulse of sine wave: 11 ms; detection time: 10µs)
20A (OFF), 80A (OFF) and 300A (OFF) types:
Min. 98 m/s2 (Half-wave pulse of sine wave: 11 ms; detection time: 10µs)
Destructive Min. 490 m/s2 (Half-wave pulse of sine wave: 6 ms)
Vibration
resistance Functional 10 to 200Hz, acceleration 43m/s2 constant (Detection time: 10µs)
Destructive 10 to 200Hz, acceleration 43m/s2 constant (3 directions, each 4 hours)
Expected life
Mechanical Min. 105Min. 2×105
Electrical*410A 400V DC
Min. 7.5×104 *2
L/R 1ms
20A 400V DC
Min. 3×103 *2
L/R 1ms
80A 400V DC
Min. 103 *2
L/R 1ms
300A 400V DC
Min. 103
L/R 1ms
Conditions Conditions for operation, transport and
storage*1Ambient temperature: –40°C to +80°C –40°F to +176°F (Storage: Max. +85°C +185°F),
Humidity: 5 to 85% R.H. (Not freezing and condensing at low temperature)
Unit weight Approx. 80 g 2.820oz Approx. 180 g 6.349oz Approx. 400 g 14.11oz Approx. 750 g 26.46oz
1.-(1) Ambient temperature characteristics
(10A type)
Tested sample: AEP31012, 3pcs
1.-(2) Ambient temperature characteristics
(20A type)
Tested sample: AEP52012, 3pcs
1.-(3) Ambient temperature characteristics
(80A type)
Tested sample: AEP18012, 3pcs
x
-40
-40
-30
-20
-10
40
30
20
10
0
-40 80
146
60
110
40
74
20
68
-20
Ambient
temperature, °C°F
Pick up
voltage
Drop out
voltage
Variation
ratio, %
-4 0
32
x
Drop out
voltage
-40
-40
-30
-20
-10
40
30
20
10
0
-40 80
146
60
110
40
74
20
68
-20
Ambient
temperature, °C°F
Pick up voltage
Variation
ratio, %
-4 0
32
Ambient
temperature,
°C °F
-40
-40
-30
-20
-10
40
30
20
10
-40 80
146
60
110
40
74
20
68
-20
Pick up
voltage
Drop out
voltage
Operate
time
Release
time
Variation
ratio, %
-4 0
32
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1.-(4) Ambient temperature characteristics
(300A type)
Tested sample: AEP19012, 3pcs
2.-(1) Max. value for switching capacity
(10A and 20A types) 2.-(2) Max. value for switching capacity
(80A and 300A types)
Ambient
temperature,
°C °F
-40
-40
-30
-20
-10
40
30
20
10
-40 80
146
60
110
40
74
20
68
-20
Pick up
voltage
Drop out
voltage
Operate
time
Release
time
Variation
ratio, %
-4 0
32
10A type 400V DC,
resistive load
20A type 400V DC,
resistive load
101 100 1000
1000
100
10
1
Contact voltage, V
Contact current, A
101 100 1000
1000
100
10
1
Contact current, A
Contact voltage, V
300A type 400V DC,
resistive load
80A type 400V DC,
resistive load
3.-(1) Switching life and cut-off curves
(10A type) 3.-(2) Switching life and cut-off curves
(20A type) 3.-(3) Switching life and cut-off curves
(80A type)
10A
Switching and
cut-off possible
10A or less Cut-off only
above 10A
Load: Resistive
400V DC
1,000V DC
600V DC
800V DC
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
110100 1,000
Contact current, A
Life (cycle)
20A
Switching and
cut-off possible
20A or less Cut-off only
above 20A
Load: Resistive
400V DC
1,000V DC 600V DC
800V DC
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
110100 1,000
Contact current, A
Life (cycle)
Switching and
cut-off possible
80A or less Cut-off only
above 80A
80A
Load: Resistive
600V DC
400V DC
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
110100 1,000
800V DC
1,000V DC
Contact current, A
Life (cycle)
3.-(4) Switching life and cut-off curves
(300A type) 4.-(1) Carrying performance curve
(10A and 20A type) 4.-(2) Carrying performance curve
(80A and 300A types)
Switching and
cut-off possible
300A or less Cut-off only
above 300A
300A Load: Resistive
1,000V DC
1
10
100
1,000
10,000
1 100 1,000 10,000
600V DC
400V DC
800V DC
Contact current, A
Life (cycle)
10A type
(Electric cable
2 mm2)
110100 1000
105
104
10
100
1000
Carrying current, A
Time, sec
20A type
(Electric cable
3 mm2)
110100 1000
105
104
10
100
1000
Carrying current, A
Time, sec
300A type
(Electric cable
100 mm2)
80A type
(Electric cable
15 mm2)
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DIMENSIONS (mm inch)
1. 10A PC board type
2. 10A TM type
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External dimensions
12
65
34.0
31.3
31.6
19.5
(1.0)
0.5
1.4
3.0
2 dia. 2 dia.
4.5 max.
62.4
55.9±0.3
16.5±0.3
9.5±0.3
11.0±0.3 8.6±0.3
45.0
4.5
R2.3 .091
37.9
Coil input terminal
1: Load input terminal (+)
1.339
1.232
1.244
.768
.020
.055
.118
.079 dia. .079 dia.
.177 max.
2.457
2.201±.012
.650±.012
.374±.012
.433±.012 .339±.012
1.772
.177
1.492
(.039)
Lead-free pre-solder
(Su-3.0Ag-0.5Cu)
Plate (Part No. and Lot No.)
2: Load input terminal (−)
Schematic (Bottom view)
PC board pattern (Bottom view)
Notes: 1. We recommend through hole plating with
land on both sides.
2. Be careful of the insulation distance
between land patterns with regards to the
circuit voltage you will use.
1
2
6:Coil
5:Coil
Load sides have polarities (+) and (–).
4-2.45 dia. 4-.096 dia.
After doing through hole plating
Mounting hole
2-4.2 dia.
9.5 16.5
55.9
8.6
19.6
+0.1
0 +.004
0
.374 .650
2.201
.339
.772
2-.165 dia.
CAD Data
Dimension:
Less than 10mm .394inch:
10 to 50mm .394 to 1.969inch:
Min. 50mm 1.969 inch:
General tolerance
±0.3 ±.012
±0.6 ±.024
±1.0 ±.039
External dimensions
65
1
2
66.8
19.6
19.5
45.0
8.6 Coil input terminal
#187 tab, 0.5t
Load input terminal (−)
#187 tab, 0.5t
Load input terminal (+)
#187 tab, 0.5t
2:
1: 55.9±0.3
14.1±0.3
4.5±0.2 dia.
11.3±0.3 37.9
31.7 5.7
0.4
45 max.
31.6
2.630
.772
.768
1.772
.339
2.201±.012
.555±.012
.000±.008 dia.
.445±.012 1.492
1.248 .224
.016
1.772 max.
1.244
Plate (Part No. and Lot No.)
Schematic (Top view)
Panel cut-off
1
2
5:Coil
Load sides have polarities (+) and (–).
6:Coil
Mounting hole
2-4.2±0.1 dia.
55.9±0.1
2.201±.004
2-.165±.004 dia.
CAD Data
Dimension:
Less than 10mm .394inch:
10 to 50mm .394 to 1.969inch:
Min. 50mm 1.969 inch:
General tolerance
±0.3 ±.012
±0.6 ±.024
±1.0 ±.039
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4. 80A Connector type
External dimensions
78.0 Coil terminal (no polarity)
#250 tab, 0.8t
1-Load input terminal (+)
#250 tab, 0.8t
2-Load input terminal (–)
#250 tab, 0.8t
3.071
50.0
1.969
22.8
.898
19.0
.748 40.0
1.575
11.1
.437
37.0±1.0
1.457±.039
5.8
.228
2-6 dia.
2-.236 dia.
22.5
.886
9.2
.362
64.0
2.520
Schematic (Top view)
Panel cut-off
Load sides have polarities (+) and (−).
Coil
Coil
1(+)
2(−)
64.0±0.1
2.520±.004
Mounting hole
2-6.0±0.2 dia.
2-.236±.008 dia.
CAD Data
Dimension:
Less than 10mm .394inch:
10 to 50mm .394 to 1.969inch:
Min. 50mm 1.969 inch:
General tolerance
±0.3 ±.012
±0.6 ±.024
±1.0 ±.039
External dimensions
-+
12
.394
10.0
7.3
.287
3.110
79.0
75.5
2.972
2: Load input terminal (−)
1: Load input terminal (+)
.276
7
26.0±0.3
1.024±.012
7.3
.287
63.5±0.3
2.500±.012
(.705)
(17.9)
Color height 5.7
.224
2
.079
M5 bolt
.236 dia.
6 dia.
2.280
57.9
(ends of bus bar)
.626
15.9
(width of bus bar)
1.768
44.9
(M5 bolt pitch)
1.772
45
(connector position)
8.0.315 dia. (flat washer)
69.0
2.717
75.0
2.953
40.0
1.575
(M4)
Plate (Part No. and Lot No.)
Schematic (Top view)
Panel cut-off
*Accessories (included)
Coil
Coil
1+
2−
Load sides have polarities (+) and (−).
2-.236 dia.
2-6 dia.
63.5
2.500
26
1.024
(5)
(.197)
300±10
11.811±.394
0.5sq/Green
0.5sq/White
Female connector (non-waterproof type),
Yazaki 7283-1020
CAD Data
Dimension:
Less than 10mm .394inch:
10 to 50mm .394 to 1.969inch:
Min. 50mm 1.969 inch:
General tolerance
±0.3 ±.012
±0.6 ±.024
±1.0 ±.039
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SAFETY STANDARDS
NOTES
Product name UL/C-UL (Recognized)
File No. Contact rating
10A E43149 10A 400V DC, 10A 277V AC
80A E43149 80A 400V DC, 80A 277V AC
External dimensions
6
2-
1+
5
(13)
(.512)
39.3
1.547
74.7
2.941
.224
5.7
48.7
1.917
27
24.5
.965
3
.118
5: Coil terminal (V+)
2.429
61.7
Plate (rear side) (Part No. and Lot No.)
M8 Flange nut
6: Coil terminal (GND)
1: Load input terminal (+)
2: Load input terminal (−)
63
2.480
60
2.362
47±0.3
1.850±.012
27
1.063
111
92
86
79±0.3
44
1.063
4.370
3.622
3.386
3.110±.012
1.732
3-.236 dia.
3-6 dia.
73.4
2.890
M8 bolt
Schematic (Top view)
Panel cut-off
*Accessories (included)
6: Coil (GND)
5: Coil (V+)
2−
1+
Input and load sides have polarities (+) and (−).
79
3.110
47
1.850
3-6 dia.
3-.236 dia.
(5)
(.197)
300±10
11.811±.394
0.5sq/Green(GND)
0.5sq/White(V+)
Female connector (non-waterproof type),
Yazaki 7283-1020
CAD Data
Dimension:
Less than 10mm .394inch:
10 to 50mm .394 to 1.969inch:
Min. 50mm 1.969 inch:
General tolerance
±0.3 ±.012
±0.6 ±.024
±1.0 ±.039
1. Please read “GENERAL
APPLICATION GUIDELINES” for
regular cautionary items.
2. When installing the relay, always
use washers to prevent the screws
from loosening.
Tighten each screw within the rated
range given below. Exceeding the
maximum torque may result in
breakage. Mounting is possible in
either direction.
• M5 screw (20A, 80A and 300A main
unit mounting section): 3 to 4N·m
•M4 screw (10A PC board type main unit
mounting section): 0.98 to 1.2N·m
(10A TM type main unit mounting
section): 1.8 to 2.7N·m
Recommended securing torque on load
side terminals
• 80A/M5 bolt: 3.5 to 6.5 N·m
• 300A/M8 bolt: 10 to 12 N·m
3. The contacts of the relay are
polarized. Please follow instructions
in the connection schematic when
connecting the contacts.
We recommend installing a surge
protector varistor (ZNR) for the 10A,
20A and 80A types. Please note that
when using a diode, the switching
speed may decrease and cause a
reduction in cut-off performance. For
the 300A type, separate surge
countermeasures are not required,
because it contains a built-in surge
absorbing element.
4. Do not use a relay if it has been
dropped.
5. Avoid mounting the relay in strong
magnetic fields (near a transformer or
magnet) or close to an object that
radiates heat.
6. Electrical life
This relay is a DC high-voltage switch.
In its final breakdown mode, it may
lose the ability to provide the proper
cut-off. Therefore, do not exceed the
indicated switching capacity and life.
(Please treat the relay as a product
with limited life and replace it when
necessary.)
In the event that the rela y loses cut-off
ability, there is a possibility that
burning may spread to surrounding
parts, so configure the layout so that
the power is turned off within one
second and from the point of view of
safety, consider installing a failsafe
circuit in the device.
Also, in order to avoid increased
contact resistance, do not operate
when there is no switching load.
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7. Permeation life of internal gas
This relay uses a hermetically
encased contact (capsule contact)
with gas inside. The gas has a
permeation life that is affected by the
temperature inside the capsule
contact (ambient temperature +
temperature rise due to flow of
electrical current). Therefore, please
do not exceed the operation ambient
and storage ambient temperatures
given in the specifications.
8. Do not disassemble the relay.
Please note that disassembling the
relay will invalidate the warranty.
9. If the power is turned off and then
immediately on after applying the
rated v oltage (current) continuously to
the relay’s coil and contact, the
resistance of the coil will increase due
to a rise in the coil temperature. This
causes the pick-up v oltage to rise, and
possibly exceed the rated pick-up
voltage. In these circumstances, take
measures such as reducing the load
current, limiting the duration of
current flow, and applying a coil
voltage higher than the rated
operating voltage.
10. Pure DC current should be applied
to the coil. If it includes ripple, the
ripple factor should be less than 5%.
However, check the actual circuit
since the characteristics may be
slightly different. The power supply
waveform supplied to the coil should
be rectangular. Also, the 300A type
has a built-in dedicated drive cir cuit. It
may not operate normally unless the
rise time is 10 ms or less.
11. Don’t exceed maximum coil
voltage. Exceeding maximum
allowable coil voltage on continuous
basis will damage the relay and could
case failure.
12. If you will be using with a load
voltage that exceeds 400 V DC, please
be sure to verify operation on the
actual device, referring to the
switching life curves (reference data).
You must absolutely avoid continual
use in which the load current exceeds
the rated value. This will cause
abnormal heating.
13. The rated control capacity and life
are given as general guides.
It is important to conduct sufficient
tests on the actual device, because
contact properties and working life
will differ considerably depending on
the type of load and conditions.
14. Main contact ratings in the ratings
apply to when there is a resistive load.
If you are using an inductive load (L
load) such that L/R > 1 ms, add surge
protection in parallel with the
inductive load. If this is not done, the
electrical life will decrease and cut-off
failure may occur.
15. Be careful that foreign matter and
oils and fats kind don’t stick to the
main terminal parts because it is likely
to cause terminal parts to give off
unusual heat. Also, please use the
following materials for connected
harnesses and bus bars.
10A TM type:
#187, 0.5 mm board thickness
20A TM type:
#250, 0.8 mm board thickness
tab terminal (JIS C289-1999 compliant,
flat type connection terminal)
Harness nominal cross-sectional area
Load input terminal side;
10A TM type: min. 2.0 mm2
20A TM type: min. 3.0 mm2
Coil input terminal side;
10A and 20A TM types: min. 0.3 mm2
80A type: min. 15 mm2
300A type: min. 100 mm2
16. Use 40 to 70N or 50 to 80N of force
as a guide to fasten the terminal
connected to the 10A TM and 20A TM
types. Please use caution when
inserting or removing the terminal as
the relay tab terminal may cause
injuly. Also, unstable conductivity and
abnormal terminal heating may occur;
therefore, please check that there is
no deformation of or foreign objects
on the faston terminals (blade
receptacle) you will be connecting.
Use JIS C2809 (or IEC60760) certified
products.
17. Place the PC board mount type
(10A PC board type) securely by hand
soldering after attaching it using M4
screw. Don’t submerge assembled
board in cleaning solvent or water.
Also, be careful not let flux overflow
up from the PC board or adhere to the
base of the relay.
Recommended hand soldering
conditions
• Soldering iron: 30 to 60 W
• Tip temperature: 400°C 752°F
• Solder time: within approx. 5 seconds
18. Make sure the power is turned off
when wiring.
19. Incorrect wiring may cause
unexpected malfunction and failure.
20. Regarding AC cutoff, although
there is no contact polarity, generally
it is thought that the electrical life will
shorten due to cutoff in the reverse
direction, compared to DC cutoff.
Confirm electrical life using actual
load. In the case of DC cut-off, please
note the contact polarity.
21. Lead-free solder (tin, silver and
copper) is used as pre-solder for the
terminals of the PC board mount type
(10A PC board type).
22. The warranted tensile strength of
the female connector lead wire used
for connection that comes with the
80A and 300A connector type when
attaching it to the relay body is 10N.
Avoid excessive tension as this is a
cause of broken wires and damage.
Also, insert the female connector
deeply and make sure the connection
is secure.
23. Condensation will occur during
sudden temperature changes in hot
and humid environments. Caution is
required, because condensation will
cause a decrease in the insulation
resistance between the terminals.
