HFE80V-200 KG

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HIGH VOLTAGE DC RELAY

  • 200A, 250Vdc - 1 Form A Relay
  • 4kVac dielectric strength between coil and contacts
  • Different control coil voltages: 12, 24Vdc
  • Outline Dimensions: (54x29.6x88) mm
  • Dimensions with flanges: (88x47.4x88) mm
  • Screw load terminals
  • Mounting flanges reinforced with compression sleeves
  • RoHS compliant materials and processes

Contact Data

Rated Load

200A

Contact form

1 Form A

Contact material

Cu Alloy

Contact resistance\*

≤1mΩ (@ 20A)

Max. switching voltage

250Vdc

Max. switching current

400A

Operate time

≤ 30ms

Release time

≤ 10ms

Bounce time

≤ 5ms 10,000 cycles ‡

Electrical endurance Mechanical endurance

200,000 cycles

Coil power consumption

6W

HFE80V-200

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Characteristics

Insulation resistance 1,000MΩ (at 500 Vdc) Dielectric strength: Coil to contact

4kVac for 1 min

Across open contacts 3kVac for 1 min Dielectric creepage Ambient temperature -40°C to +85°C Ambient humidity

5% - 85% RH 1.5 mm (DA) 10Hz to 500Hz †

Vibration Shock resistance:

196 m/s2 §

Functional

490 m/s2 \*\*

Destructive Termination: Coil termination

Connector

Load termination

Screw Terminal

Unit weight

Approximately 370g

\* Typical value for Initial Contact Resistance: Using a sample quantity of at least 20 units, take the average value from 5 continuous A measurements from each sample

† Sinusoidal vibration, 1.5 mm double amplitude ,10 Hz to 500 Hz, acceleration 49 m/s2, 8 hours each for both directions on of three mutually perpendicular axes, 4 hours each for the energized and non-energized status, total 24 hours. There shall not be any abnormalities on relay appearance, construction and performance

‡ Rating at: 200Vdc / 40A. Duty Cycle: On: 0.6s, Off: 5.4s

§ Duration 11ms, 500 ops for each direction of three mutually perpendicular axes, 250 ops each for the energized and nonenergized status, total 3000 shocks. The opening time for close contacts or the closing time for open contacts should not exceed 10μs

\*\* Duration 6 ms, 50 shocks for each direction of three mutually perpendicular axes, total 300 shocks. There shall not be any abnormalities on relay appearance, construction and performance

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Current Endurance††

Current

Duration

200A

Continuous

300A

5 min

400A

30 s

800A

10 s

1600A

1 s

†† Testing Conditions: 1V, 85°C, Diameter of cable used: 60 mm2

Electrical Endurance‡‡

Contact Rating

Operations

Making Current Inrush 400A, RC =1ms, Steady 200A, 10Vdc, Breaking Current 0A

75,000 ops

Making Current 40A, Breaking Current 40A, 200Vdc

10,000 ops

Making Current 100A, Breaking Current 100A, 200Vdc

5,000 ops

Making Current 150A, Breaking Current 150A, 200Vdc

1,500 ops

Making Current 200A, Breaking Current 200A, 200Vdc

500 ops

Breaking Current 200A, 150Vdc, Making Current 0A

3,000 ops

Breaking Current 400A, 200Vdc, Making Current 0A

50 ops

‡‡ 23oC room temperature, Duty Cycle 0.6s ON/ 5.4s OFF, Diameter of cable used: 60 mm2

Coil Resistance (Ω±10%) at 23°C

Nominal Coil Voltage

Pick-up Voltage

Drop-out Voltage

Coil Resistance

12Vdc

≤9Vdc

≥1Vdc

24Ω

24Vdc

≤18Vdc

≥2Vdc

96Ω

Ordering Information

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Dimensional Drawings

(Unit: mm)

VERTICAL FIXING: HFE80V-200/XXX-XX-HTC5 (XXX)

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HORIZONTAL FIXING: HFE80V-200/XXX-XX-HTC5Y (XXX)

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Wiring Diagrams

Single Coil

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  1. Coil and load terminals are polarity independent

Connector Manufacturer: Tianhai, Part number: 0435 §§

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§§ Connectors are optional parts

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Application Notes

  1. To maintain the relay in its closed state, the coil voltage should reach the stated pick-up voltage. 2. For definitions of terms used in this data sheet, see glossary at www.kgtechnologies.net.
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Disclaimer: This data sheet is for reference only. All specifications are subject to change without prior notice. KG Technologies, Inc. cannot predict every possible application for our relays. While we do our best to make our relays as versatile as possible, we highly recommend contacting our engineering team if you have any questions. KG Technologies, Inc. is not responsible for malfunctioning relays when operated outside the specified parameters given in this data sheet.

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