Our role

Solid State Relay Sourcing

Independent sourcing coordination for business buyers of solid state relays. We are not a factory, not an appointed distributor, and not a licensed electrical contractor.

Service boundaries

Solid State Relay Sourcing exists so a US buyer can put one written duty in front of several original-equipment factories and read the replies on the same field list. The service name is ours. The products, listings, prices and lead times are not.

We do

  • Write up the electrical requirement: load type, voltage, current in A, control input, mounting and heat path
  • Approach factories and compare wholesale quotations on that written basis
  • Coordinate samples and the inspection checkpoints you name
  • Flag missing isolation, SCCR, terminal or listing files without inventing substitutes

We do not

  • Manufacture devices or hold certified stock in our name
  • Perform site installation, panel wiring or energisation
  • Sign off electrical design, destination-code approval or arc-flash studies
  • Publish certification badges, customer lists or a savings percentage

Evidence we can pass through is whatever the named factory attaches to the named model: datasheets, thermal-resistance tables, isolation in Vrms, and listing files for that construction. Evidence we cannot invent includes plant history, capacity, audited-factory status, and “already approved” language. If a competitor site shows a discount or a defect rate, that figure is not ours to repeat.

Buyers still own commercial terms, payment, Incoterms and the decision to accept an alternative. Licensed installers still own creepage, clearance, NEMA versus IP enclosure choices, and whether the assembled panel meets the standard they named. We will not translate NEMA type into an “equivalent” IP rating.

The product family on this site is Solid State Relays: DIN-rail AC devices, panel-mount parts with heat sinks, DC output devices, PCB modules and three-phase assemblies. Neighbouring clusters such as time-delay relays, contactors and motor starters are out of scope even when a search phrase looks similar. Ampere figures in A are not interrupting capacity in kA. Heat-sink thermal resistance in °C/W belongs on the same line as the current the buyer intends to draw. Coil or control voltage is an interface, not a marketing colour.

If you already hold a model number, send it with the duty. If you only hold a schedule line, send the load type, voltage window, control side and mounting. Either path is a procurement brief, not a claim that we have audited a factory or reserved inventory. Pages for inquiry options, quote alignment and interface checks exist so those fields stay explicit.

Start with a written SSR duty, not a catalog headline

Product form • Quantity and unit • Destination • Optional budget

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