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HIGH EFFICIENCY HEAT SINKS


                     FOR ALL STANDARD SERIES 1 SIZE SOLID STATE RELAYS

                                     MATERIAL: ALUMINUM  •  FINISH: ANODIZED



































             25 AMP HEAT SINK                    45 AMP HEAT SINK                        50 AMP HEAT SINK
           Part No. HS-1 . . . . $9.75         Part No. HS-3 . . . . $15.50           Part No. HS-4 . . . . $18.55
         For use with 1 single pole relay (PCS34).  For use with 1 single pole relay (PCS34).  For use with 1, 2 or 3 single pole relays (PCS34)
                                                                                         or a 3 pole relay (PCS24).


                                                                 IMPORTANT NOTES ON PANEL MOUNTING
                                                                         OF SOLID-STATE RELAYS.
                                                          To avoid overheating and possible damage to the relay's circuitry, care must be
                                                          taken to provide adequate heat dissipation. NEVER OPERATE A SOLID-STATE
                                                          POWER RELAY IN FREE AIR OR WITHOUT A PROPER HEAT SINK.
                                                          Make sure that the mounting surface is clean, and free of paint or oxidation.
                                                          Apply a very thin layer of Heat Sink Compound onto the relay's metal mounting
                                                          plate. Take care to use proper torque when tightening the mounting screws.
                                                          Under normal operating conditions, the relay's case temperature should not
                                                          exceed 113°F (45°C). Additional heat sinking or a cooling fan must be provided if
                                                          the relay's operating temperature exceeds its optimum rating under load. Where
                                                          there is any question about the relay's ability to maintain a normal operating
                                                          temperature, a higher current relay should be specified.


                                                                    SILICONE
                                                                   HEAT SINK
                                                                  COMPOUND                                 NOTE:
                                                                                                        ALWAYS USE
                                                                                                         HEAT SINK
                                                          Apply a thin layer (more is not better)
                                                                                                         COMPOUND
                                                          of Heat Sink Compound between the               BETWEEN
                                                          metal back plate on your solid state           RELAY AND
                                                          device and the heat sink for maximum           HEAT SINK
                                                          heat dissipation.                             FOR PROPER
                      90 AMP HEAT SINK                                                                      HEAT
                   Part No. HS-5 . . . . $26.50                                                         DISSIPATION.
                                                          Part No. DC-340        1-3     4+
               For use with 1 or 2 single pole relays (PCS34)
                                                          4oz. TUBE. . . . . . . . . .  $13.25 $12.75
                      or a 3 pole relay (PCS24).
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