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Panthera Leo
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Hello,
I have Silicon Carbide heating elements which should be used with a Step Down Transformer or SCR as mentioned in the guide from manufacturer.
I currently have a SSR available at hand, and was hoping it could be used instead.
The Solid State Relay when connected to PID can decrease the output voltage very significantly and seems like it's doing similar job as the transformer!
Any chance I could connect the SSR? I don't see why not?! I will highly appreciate your guidance.
This is the SSR's manual:
http://www.celduc-relais.com/all/pdfcelduc/PrincipeUK.pdf
This is Kanthal Silicon Carbide heating elements guidelines:
http://www.kanthal.com/Global/Downloads/Furnace%20products%20and%20heating%20systems/Heating%20elements/SiC%20heating%20elements/S-KA011-B-ENG-2011-06.pdf
Many thanks in advance.
I have Silicon Carbide heating elements which should be used with a Step Down Transformer or SCR as mentioned in the guide from manufacturer.
I currently have a SSR available at hand, and was hoping it could be used instead.
The Solid State Relay when connected to PID can decrease the output voltage very significantly and seems like it's doing similar job as the transformer!
Any chance I could connect the SSR? I don't see why not?! I will highly appreciate your guidance.
This is the SSR's manual:
http://www.celduc-relais.com/all/pdfcelduc/PrincipeUK.pdf
This is Kanthal Silicon Carbide heating elements guidelines:
http://www.kanthal.com/Global/Downloads/Furnace%20products%20and%20heating%20systems/Heating%20elements/SiC%20heating%20elements/S-KA011-B-ENG-2011-06.pdf
Many thanks in advance.
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