What kind of power MOSFET switches are available in the market?

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Power MOSFET switches with blocking voltages over 120 volts and current-carrying capabilities exceeding 30 amperes are commercially available, often suitable for loads over 2500 watts. Many manufacturers offer a range of options, so exploring their catalogs is recommended. Additionally, alternatives like SCRs, Triacs, and solid-state relays should be considered for specific applications. The price point for these components typically starts around 40 dollars. Researching various suppliers can yield suitable solutions for high-power applications.
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are there any power MOSFET switches that are largely commercially available in the market today? with more than blocking voltage 120 volts at OFF state, ability to conduct more than 30 amperes when in ON state, controling load of over 2500 watts? and in the cost of at least 40 dollars?
 
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Have you tried looking at what the various manufacturers offer? Have you also considered SCRs and Triacs?
 
Have you checked out solid state relays?
 
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