Blog

Ceramic HVDC Relay vs Epoxy HVDC Relay

It is important to understand the differences between ceramic high voltage relays and epoxy high voltage DC relays. This article will help you understand both types of relays and provide you with practical advice on choosing the right HV DC relay for your needs.

New Energy Vehicle Battery Management System

DC Contactor Selection and Considerations

In today’s modern power systems and motorization, DC contactors play an important role as a key electromagnetic switching device. Whether in electric transportation, solar and wind energy systems, or industrial automation and power systems, DC contactors play an indispensable function. Therefore, understanding the selection and considerations of DC contactors is crucial for new energy companies. What is a DC contactor? A DC contactor is an electromagnetic switching device capable of physically switching and used to carry, turn on and break …

DC Contactor Selection and Considerations Read More »

EV Relays (DC Contactors)

High voltage DC components are essential for electric vehicles. In all types of e-vehicles, e-buses and e-trucks, these EV Relays (DC Contactors) are critical. In most cases, the pre-charge relay and the main contactor are part of the battery disconnect unit (BDU), protecting the electronics and ensuring safety. Cutoff Wave Comparison Data EV Relays (DC Contactors) in Electric Vehicles(HCF Series) EV Relays (DC Contactors) are already in use in the electric vehicle market. They are now mass-produced to meet the …

EV Relays (DC Contactors) Read More »

image 21

What are DC power optimizers?

In this article, we’ll introduce you to DC power optimizers. Power optimizers allow for maximum electricity generation for solar panels on challenging roofs. If you have partially shaded conditions or need to install with multiple orientations to the sun, power optimizers can be a smart option and may be a better fit for your needs than microinverters. While microinverters solve the same shading and roof orientation problems as power optimizers, they are more expensive to install. There are several advantages and disadvantages …

What are DC power optimizers? Read More »

image 16

IEC VS NEMA: WHICH IS BEST?

With so many different electrical contactors and starters to choose from, you may be curious about the pros and cons of IEC vs NEMA-rated devices. Read on to learn more about the two different standards organizations and which one might suit your intended application best! What is IEC? The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) is a non-profit, non-governmental international standards organization that prepares and publishes international standards for all electrical, electronic, and rated technologies, which are collectively referred to as “electrotechnical”. This organization traces its roots …

IEC VS NEMA: WHICH IS BEST? Read More »

How to choose contactor and circuit breaker according to motor power?

When we choose refrigeration equipment contactor or air conditioner contactor, we need to select the contactor and circuit breaker based on the click power and current relationship. What is the relationship between them? How should we choose the right air compressor contactor and circuit breaker? Relationship between power and current Commonly used three-phase asynchronous motors generally have two connection methods, one is star and the other is angular. Except for smaller motors, most are triangular. If it is a 7.5KW three-phase asynchronous motor powered by 380V, its …

How to choose contactor and circuit breaker according to motor power? Read More »

HVDC Relay All 3

What Reasons to use a contactor?

Contactors and relays are usually considered interchangeable. However, if you specify a relay in a situation where a contactor is required, you will see the drawbacks. While both are electric switches used to control and switch loads, contactors are better suited to handle currents of 10A or higher, while relays are best suited to operate at less than 10 amps. Contactor vs. Relay – the Differences The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) defines a relay as “a device …

What Reasons to use a contactor? Read More »

image 14

Can a 2 pole contactor be used to replace a 1 pole contactor?

The quick answer is yes.  But let’s look at the contactors and see how they work. In Figure 1 above, the terminals have been labeled L1, L2, T1, and T2.  The “L” represents line, the source of power.  With single phase power there would be two legs of power that would be connected to L1 and L2.  The “T” represents load, such as a motor, compressor, or some other device.  Think of a simple motor connection where two leads from …

Can a 2 pole contactor be used to replace a 1 pole contactor? Read More »

Scroll to Top

SEND A MESSAGE

  • We will contact you within 12 hours
  • Don’t worry, we hate spam too!
  • Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.

    19

    Years of experience

    50+

    Countries & Areas

    500 +

    Customers

    30,000

    ㎡ Manufacturing Factory