Product Highlights
The SPR-2 is engineered for noise immunity and long-term reliability in utility metering environments. Input filtering circuitry rejects pulses shorter than 18 ms to prevent false triggering, while built-in MOV transient protection on the solid state relay contacts eliminates the need for external suppression components. Each “K” output lead is individually fused at 1/10 amp to protect against excessive current and wiring errors. Bright red and green LED indicators provide continuous system status at a glance, without requiring any additional test equipment.
Designed with installer and operator safety in mind, the SPR-2 features a “Euro” style terminal strip that keeps all conductive parts recessed when wiring is properly installed. All powered components — except the terminal strip — are housed within a polycarbonate cover, and the polycarbonate mounting base plate provides excellent electrical insulation between the circuit and the mounting surface. The SPR-2 mounts in any position inside a user-supplied enclosure suitable for the intended application.
Features
- Two sets of isolated solid state Form C (K, Y & Z) dry contacts from a single field-selectable Form A or C input
- Switch-selectable Form A or Form C input with no additional hardware required
- Input noise filtering rejects pulses shorter than 18 ms to eliminate false triggers
- Solid state contacts rated at 125 VAC/VDC at 100 mA with a maximum power rating of 800 mW
- Built-in MOV transient protection on solid state relay contacts
- Fused "K" output leads (1/10 amp, 3AG) on each output channel
- 2,500Vrms input/output isolation voltage
- Red and green LED status indicators for at-a-glance system monitoring
- "Euro" style terminal strip with no exposed conductive parts when wiring is properly installed
- Operating temperature range of -38°C to +70°C (-38.4°F to +158°F)
- Available models: 120–277 VAC, 125 VDC (SP2), 12 VDC (SP6), and 13–48 VDC (SP13) power supply inputs


Dual Isolated Solid State Relay
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