Koyo d3--05

The output circuit can be a transistor, a triac, or a relay. The NPN or PNP transistor outputs are normally used in low voltage or high speed DC applications. Triac outputs are used in AC voltage applications. The Form A or C relay outputs are normally used where a wide voltage range is needed. Relay output modules are capable of carrying more current than a transistor or a triac output and can pass AC or DC voltages. The disadvantage of a relay module is the internal power consumption and the relay life expectancy.

Technical Specifications:
Outputs per module: 4
Commons per module: 4 (isolated)
Operating voltage: 80-265VAC
Output type: Triac
Peak voltage: 265 VAC
AC frequency: 47-63 Hz
ON voltage drop: 1.5VAC@2A
Max current 2A / point, 2A / common
Max leakage current: 7 mA @ 220VAC; 3.5 mA @ 110VAC
Max In rush current: 20A for 16 ms; 10A f 100 10A for 100 ms

See also: Texas Instruments 305-20T