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Solid State Relay GJX40.DA 40A — 3–32VDC Input, 24–480VAC Output

<p><strong>Solid State Relay GJX40.DA 40A</strong> for compatible DC-controlled AC load switching applications, including control panels, heated equipment, electronics projects, and custom machine wiring.</p>

<ul>
<li>Input voltage: 3–32VDC</li>
<li>Output voltage: 24–480VAC</li>
<li>Output current: 40A</li>
<li>Useful for compatible heater control, equipment wiring, and control panel applications</li>
<li>Sold individually</li>
</ul>

Price:

$22.95

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Product Details

Solid State Relay GJX40.DA 40A

The solid state relay GJX40.DA is a 40A electronic switching component designed for compatible DC-controlled AC load applications. With a 3–32VDC input and 24–480VAC output, this SSR can be used in electrical control panels, heated equipment, electronics projects, machine wiring, and custom equipment builds where silent, fast, solid-state switching is required.


Solid State Relay GJX40.DA for DC-Controlled AC Switching

This relay allows a low-voltage DC control signal to switch a higher-voltage AC load, depending on the application and wiring design. Solid state relays have no mechanical contacts, which means they can switch without the clicking sound or mechanical wear associated with traditional electromagnetic relays.


Useful for Heaters, Equipment, and Control Systems

The GJX40.DA 40A solid state relay can be used in compatible applications such as heater control, machine control circuits, electronics enclosures, control panels, automation projects, and other AC load switching setups. Always confirm the load type, current draw, voltage range, wiring method, heat sinking, and safety requirements before installation.


Electrical Isolation Between Input and Output

Solid state relays are commonly used where the control side and load side need to remain electrically isolated. This makes them useful for systems where a low-voltage controller, board, or control circuit is used to switch a separate AC load circuit.


Heat Management Is Important

Solid state relays generate heat during operation. When switching higher current loads, proper mounting, ventilation, and heat sinking may be required. The relay should be installed in a suitable enclosure by someone familiar with electrical wiring and control components.


Common Uses

  • AC heater control circuits
  • Control panels and equipment wiring
  • Machine and automation projects
  • Electronics enclosures and custom control boxes
  • Compatible 3D printer or CNC-style heated bed systems
  • General DC-to-AC switching applications where ratings are verified

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Helpful Reference

For a general overview of how solid state relays work, see DigiKey’s guide to solid state relays.


Sold Individually

Each GJX40.DA solid state relay is sold individually, making it easy to order the quantity needed for your control panel, equipment repair, or custom electrical project.

Specifications

Product Type Solid state relay / SSR
Model GJX40.DA
Input Voltage 3–32VDC
Output Voltage 24–480VAC
Output Current 40A
Max. Working Voltage 250V
On Voltage ≤1V
One-Off Time ≤10ms
Off Leakage Current ≤2mA
Common Applications Control panels, heater control, equipment wiring, electronics projects, machine wiring, and compatible DC-to-AC switching applications
Quantity Sold individually
SKU DB-0575-6863

Verification note: Physical dimensions, terminal type, zero-cross/random-fire type, certification markings, operating temperature range, required heat sink rating, manufacturer datasheet, and exact load compatibility are not listed on the current product page and should be verified before adding.

Installation & Care

Installation

  • Confirm that the 3–32VDC input and 24–480VAC output ratings match the control circuit and load before installation.
  • Verify the load type, current draw, voltage, wiring method, enclosure requirements, and applicable electrical code before use.
  • Install the SSR according to the equipment manual, wiring diagram, or approved electrical design.
  • Use proper heat sinking, ventilation, and mounting where required, especially with higher-current loads.
  • Do not exceed the relay’s rated voltage or current limits.
  • Do not work on live wiring. Disconnect power before installation, inspection, or replacement.

Handling

  • Handle the relay carefully to avoid damaging the terminals or housing.
  • Keep the SSR clean, dry, and free from metal chips, dust, oil, and conductive debris.
  • Inspect terminals and markings before installation to confirm correct input and output wiring.
  • Do not install if the relay body, terminals, or markings appear damaged.

Care

  • Periodically inspect wiring, terminals, mounting hardware, and heat sink contact if used.
  • Check for signs of overheating, discoloration, loose terminals, or damaged insulation.
  • Keep the surrounding enclosure clear of debris and ensure adequate ventilation.
  • For mains voltage or safety-critical applications, installation should be performed by a qualified electrical technician.