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Trombetta S500-a50 Electronic Control Module, 12/24 Volt Part No. S500-a50 on 2040-parts.com

US $85.00
Location:

Sheridan, Illinois, United States

Sheridan, Illinois, United States
Condition:New Brand:TROMBETTA Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:812-1211-211

Trombetta's S500-A50 electronic control is a special module designed to enhance solenoid performance by increasing force capability and reducing operating temperature. Some applications require a high force capacity in a relatively small package. In order to achieve this solution, solenoids typically have been designed with a two section coil: a "high-current pull-in coil" and a "low-current, continuous duty hold-in coil". This solution required that the "high-current pull-in coil" be electrically disconnected once the solenoid had pulled in and only the "low-current hold-in coil" be left energized. With the S500-A50 module it is not necessary to disconnect the "high current pull-in coil" after the solenoid has pulled in. The module has been designed to work properly with either a two-section coil or a one-section coil, in the following manner: When power is applied to the module it applies full voltage to the solenoid coil or coils. After the actuation time the module reduces the output voltage to the solenoid to 13% - 16% of the input voltage for continuous duty. This reduced voltage level is applied to the coil or coils until the power is removed. The flexibility to operate with either two-section or one-section coils allows the module to be used as a replacement for older relay style modules. The module does not require an additional contactor for 24V applications

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