AEV18024 PANASONIC EW, AEV18024 Datasheet - Page 5

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AEV18024

Manufacturer Part Number
AEV18024
Description
AEV(EV) Capsule Contact Relay
Manufacturer
PANASONIC EW
Datasheet
5. Carrying performance curve (80°C 176°F)
NOTES
1. When installing the relay, always
use washers to prevent the screws
from loosening.
Tighten each screw within the rated
range given below. Exceeding the
maximum torque may result in breakage.
Mounting is possible in either direction.
• M4 screw (10 A): 1.8 to 2.7 N·m
• M5 screw (80 A, 300 A): 3 to 4 N·m
• M8 nut (300 A type): 10 to 12 N·m
2. The coils (300 A type) and contacts
(all type) of the relay are polarized, so
follow the connection schematic when
connecting the coils and contacts.
Type 300 A contains a reverse surge
voltage absorption circuit;
therefore a surge protector is not needed.
We recommend installing a surge
protector varistor (ZNR) for the 10 A, 80
A types. Avoid using a diode as this may
result in decreased cut-off capability.
3. As a general rule, do not use a relay
if it has been dropped.
4. Avoid mounting the relay in strong
magnetic fields (near a transformer or
magnet) or close to an object that
radiates heat.
5. Electrical life
This relay is a high-voltage direct-current
switch. In its final breakdown mode, it
may lose the ability to provide the proper
cut-off. Therefore, do not exceed the
indicated switching capacity and life.
(Please treat the relay as a product with
limited life and replace it when
necessary.)
In the event that the relay loses cut-off
ability, there is a possibility that burning
may spread to surrounding parts, so
configure the layout so that the power is
turned off within one second.
1000
100
10
10
10
10 A type
10
80 A type
Carrying current, A
100
300 A type
1000
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6. Permeation life of internal gas
This relay uses a hermetically encased
contact (capsule contact) with gas inside.
The gas has a permeation life that is
affected by the temperature inside the
capsule contact (ambient temperature +
temperature rise due to flow of electrical
current). For this reason, make sure the
ambient operating temperature is
between –40 and 80°C
(300A type is Max. 85°C 185°F), and the
ambient storage temperature is between
–40 and 85°C
7. If the power is turned off and then
immediately on after applying the
rated voltage (current) continuously to
the relay’s coil and contact, the
resistance of the coil will increase due
to a rise in the coil temperature.
This causes the pick-up voltage to
rise, and possibly exceed the rated
pick-up voltage. In these
circumstances, take measures such
as reducing the load current, limiting
the duration of current flow, and
applying a coil voltage higher than the
rated operating voltage.
8. Main contact ratings in the ratings
apply to when there is a resistive load.
If you are using an inductive load
(L load) such that L/R > 1 ms, add
surge protection in parallel with the
inductive load.
If this is not done, the electrical life
will decrease and cut-off failure may
occur.
9. For the 300 A type, drive the coil
with a quick startup.
(Built-in one-shot pulse generator
circuit)
–40 and
+185°F.
–40 and +176°F
10. Be careful that foreign matter and
oils and fats kind don’t stick to the
main terminal parts because it is likely
to cause terminal parts to give off
unusual heat.
Also, please use the following
materials for connected harnesses
and bus bars.
10 A type: Min. 2 mm
sectional area
80 A type: Min. 15 mm
sectional area
300 A type: Min. 100 mm
sectional area
11. As a guide, the insertion strength
of the plug-in terminal into the 10 A
type relay tab terminal should be 40 to
70 N. Please select a plug-in terminal
(flat connection terminal) for #187 tab
terminals that have a plate thickness
of 0.5 and which comply with JIS
C2809-1992.
12. Avoid excessive load applied to
the terminal in case of installing such
as a bus bar etc., Because it might
adversely affect the opening and
closing performance.
13. Use the specified connector for the
connector terminal connection (80 A
and 300 A)
Yazaki Corporation 7283 – 1020 or
equivalent
14. After the ON signal enters the 300A
type, automatic coil current switching
occurs after approximately 0.1
seconds. Do not repeatedly turn it OFF
within that 0.1 seconds interval, as
doing so may damage the relay.
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