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FTR-J2 and FTR-K2W relays enable remote switching

A Fujitsu Components product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Jun 19, 2009

Fujitsu Components has launched the FTR-J2 and FTR-K2W relays for use in solar energy systems.

The company said the relays provide a solution to enable remote switching and emergency cut-off of the solar panel.

These relays, connecting the solar panel to the converter, are able to switch DC power.

The FTR-J2 relay is capable of switching 450VDC, 10A.

Even though the relay's capability is to switch these high voltages, the relay dimensions are relatively small.

The relay measures 24 x 23.5 x 27mm.

To be able to switch high DC voltages despite small dimensions, Fujitsu has designed two strong magnets within the relay to extinguish the severe breaking arc.

The FTR-J2 is a compact and reliable solution for solar appliances that need to switch high DC voltage.

The FTR-K2W DC relay is also suitable to be integrated in the converter of solar systems to switch on/off the DC voltage generated by the solar panel.

The main feature of this relay is its large contact gap of >6mm.

Furthermore the relay is capable of switching 60VDC, 30A.

Fujitsu's FTR-K2G, FTR-K3-WG and FTR-F4G relays can function as an interface between the solar converter and the power grid.

These AC relays can be used in compliance with DIN VDE 0126-1-1.

According to this safety standard the circuit break function between the solar converter and the power grid must have a contact gap >= 1.5mm at each pole.

The FTR-F4G with relatively lower power switching capabilities is recommended for the small solar panel systems, where the FTR-K2G is most useful for relatively large solar panel systems.

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