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Green solid-state relay module labelled 2964364 DEK-OE-24DC/5DC/100KHZ-G

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Ruth's sister 2964364 24DC/5DC/100KHZ-G internal power cable

SKU CH-9TKX-JZR57

A solid-state relay module switching 24 V DC input to 5 V DC output at up to 100 kHz

  • Solid-state relay switches 24 V DC loads
  • Control signal operates at 5 V DC
  • Switching frequency reaches 100 kHz
  • Identified by part number 2964364

Ruth's sister 2964364 Solid-state Relay Module

This new solid-state relay module carries the part number 2964364 and is designed for internal power switching. It suits technicians and builders who need a compact, contactless switching element for control or automation tasks inside a chassis or enclosure.

24 V DC input with 5 V DC output at 100 kHz

The module operates from a 24 V DC control signal and provides a 5 V DC switched output at a 100 kHz switching frequency. Buyers who require a different control voltage, output voltage or switching rate should look for an alternative module.

Highlights

  • Solid-state relay switches 24 V DC loads
  • Control signal operates at 5 V DC
  • Switching frequency reaches 100 kHz
  • Identified by part number 2964364

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 100 kHz switching rate mean for actual load control?

The module can switch on and off up to 100 thousand times per second, allowing fast PWM dimming or rapid cycling of DC loads such as LEDs or solenoids.

How does the 24 V DC control / 5 V DC load specification limit what I can connect?

The input side requires a 24 V DC signal to activate, while the output side switches a separate 5 V DC circuit; both voltages must match your system rails for correct operation.

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