E3D Omron Solid State Relay
This Solid State Relay can be used to control a 120v 3D printer heated bed reliably and safely. Controller boards can only output up to 12v and therefore cannot directly power high-temperature heated beds, calling for a dedicated relay to switch the power to the bed on and off.
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Safe and reliable heated bed control
For high temperature heated beds that operate with 120v electronics, standard printer controller boards cannot directly control the heated bed. Instead, the controller board serves only to switch the bed power on and off, facilitated through a Solid State Relay. Connected to the heated bed, power supply, and controller board, this relay keeps the 120v power away from the controller and instead from the power supply directly to the heated bed.
Technical Specifications
- Relay Type: G3NA-210B-UTU
- Control Voltage Range: 5 - 24v DC
- Load Voltage Range: 24 - 240v AC
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