• 100kA short circuit current rating according to UL508
• DIN or panel mount
Product Description
The RGC1P is a series of solid
state contactors (with integrated heatsink) that give the possibility to control output power
of 1-phase loads with an analog control input. Input types
cover a wide range of current
and voltage ranges. Local setting by an external potentiometer is possible. Switching
modes, selectable through a
front knob, allow phase angle
control, full cycle control,
Specifications are at a surrounding temperature of 25°C unless
otherwise specified.
advanced full cycle control
specific for short wave infrared
heaters and soft starting for
limiting inrush current of loads
having a high temperature
coefficient.
The output of the RGC1P is
protected against overvoltages
by means of an integrated
varistor across the output. Two
front LEDs indicate the status
of the load and control.
Solid state relay
Number of poles
Type of switching
Rated operational voltage
Control input
Rated operational current
Configuration layout
External supply
Options
2
Connection
configuration
E: Contactor D: 24 VDC / AC T: Tamper proof
External Options
supply (Us)
A: 90 - 250 VAC cover & securness
tie included in
packaging
1: ‘V’ control input versions require an external supply Us
2: Refer to Current Derating
Specifications are subject to change without notice (04.04.2016)1
RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
Selection Guide
Output
voltage,
Control
input
Ue
85 - 265 VACAA:
4-20 mADC
V:
0-10V, 0-5V,
1-5VDC, pot
190 - 550 VAC AA:
4-20 mADC
V:
0-10V, 0-5V,
1-5VDC, pot
410 - 660 VAC AA:
4-20 mADC
V:
0-10V, 0-5V,
1-5VDC, pot
External
supply,
Power
connection
Us
-Screw
Box
24 VDC/AC Screw
Box
90-250 VAC Screw
Box
-
Screw
Box
24 VDC/AC Screw
Box
90-250 VAC Screw
Box
-Screw
Box
24 VDC/AC Screw
Box
90-250 VAC Screw
Box
Rated operational current @ 40°C (I²t)
Product width
15 AAC
(1,800 A²s)
35 mm
RGC1P23AA12E RGC1P23AA30E ---
--
RGC1P23V12ED RGC1P23V30ED ---
--
GC1P23V12EARGC1P23V30EA
R
--RGC1P23V42EA -RGC1P23V62EA
GC1P48AA12ERGC1P48AA30E
R
--
RGC1P48V12ED RGC1P48V30ED ---
--RGC1P48V42ED RGC1P48V50ED RGC1P48V62ED
RGC1P48V12EA RGC1P48V30EA ---
--R
-RGC1P60AA30E ---
--R
-RGC1P60V30ED ---
--RGC1P60V42ED -RGC1P60V62ED
-RGC1P60V30EA ---
--RGC1P60V42EA -RGC1P60V62EA
30 AAC
(1,800 A²s)
35 mm
43 AAC
(18,000 A²s)
35 mm
GC1P23AA42E
R
RGC1P23AA42ET
GC1P23V42ED
R
GC1P23V42EDT
R
---
---
RGC1P48AA42E
GC1P48AA42ET
R
GC1P48V42EA
GC1P60AA42E
50 AAC
(3,200 A²s)
70 mm
RGC1P23AA50E RGC1P23AA62E
GC1P23V50EDRGC1P23V62ED
R
RGC1P48AA50E RGC1P48AA62E
-R
-R
63 AAC
(18,000 A²s)
70 mm
GC1P48V62EA
GC1P60AA62E
General Specifications
RGC1P..AARGC1P..V
Operational frequency range45 to 65 Hz45 to 65 Hz
Power factor> 0.7 @ rated voltage> 0.7 @ rated voltage
Touch ProtectionIP20IP20
LED status indication
Pollution degree 2 (non-conductive pollution with 2 (non-conductive pollution with
4: refer to Current Derating
5: Overload profile for AC-55b, Ie: AC-55b: 6x Ie - 0.2: 50 - x; where Ie = nominal current (AAC), 0.2 is the duration of the overload (6xIe) in seconds, 50 is the
duty cycle in %, and x = no. of starts. The overload profile for RGC1P..62 is AC-55b:4.7xIe - 0.2 : 50-x
Supply Specifications
RGC1P..V..DRGC1P..V..A
Supply voltage range (Us)
Overvoltage protectionup to 32 VDC/AC for 30 sec.n/a
Reverse ProtectionYesn/a
Surge Protection
7
Max. supply current30 mA14 mA
6. 24 VAC/DC to be supplied from a Class 2 power source
Conducted radio frequency
immunity EN/IEC 61000-4-6
10V/m, 0.15 - 80 MHz Performance Criteria 1
Voltage Dips EN/IEC 61000-4-11
0% for 0.5, 1 cycle Performance Criteria 2
40% for 10 cycles Performance Criteria 2
70% for 25 cycles Performance Criteria 2
80% for 250 cycles Performance Criteria 2
Voltage Interruptions EN/IEC 61000-4-11
0% for 5000 ms Performance Criteria 2
EMC Emission EN 60947-4-3
Radio interference voltage
emission (conducted) EN/IEC 55011
Radio interference field
emission (radiated) EN/IEC 55011
30 - 1000 MHz Class A (industrial)
0.15 - 30 MHz Class A (with external filtering)
Note:
•Control input lines must be installed together to maintain products susceptibility to Radio Frequency Interference.
•Use of AC solid state relays may according to the application and the load current, cause conducted radio interferences. Use of mains filters may be
necessary for cases where the user must meet E.M.C requirements. The capacitor values given inside the filtering specification tables should be taken
only as indications, the filter attenuation will depend on the final application.
•This product has been designed for Class A equipment. (External filtering may be required, refer to filtering section). Use of this product in domestic
environments may cause radio interference, in which case the user may be required to employ additional mitigation methods.
•Surge tests on RGC..A models were carried out with the signal line impedence network. In case the line impedance is less than 40Ω,
it is suggested that AC supply is provided through a secondary circuit where the short circuit limit between conductors and ground is 1500VA or less.
•A deviation of one step in the distributed full cycle models and up to 1.5% Full Scale Deviation in phase angle models is considered to be within PC1 criteria.
- Performance Criteria 1 (Performance Criteria A): No degradation of performance or loss of function is allowed when the product is operated as intended.
- Performance Criteria 2 (Performance Criteria B): During the test, degredation of performance or partial loss of function is allowed. However, when the test
is complete the product should return operating as intended by itself.
- Performance Criteria 3 (Performance Criteria C): Temporary loss of function is allowed, provided the function can be restored by manual operation of the control.
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Note: The suggested filtering is determined by tests carried out on a representative setup and load. The RGC1P.. is intended to be integrated within a system
where conditions may differentiate from conditions utilised for tests, such as load, cable lengths and other auxiliary components that may exist within the end
system. It shall be the responsibility of the system integrator to ensure that the sytsem containing the above component complies with the applicable rules and
regulations.
Filter manufacturer installation recomendations shall be taken in consideration when utilising such filters.
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Phase / Neutral
Phase
RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
LEDStatus
Timing Diagram
Mains loss
SSR internal error
Control input <4mA
Control input >4mA
CONTROL
(green)
LOAD (yellow) LOAD ON
0.5s
3s
0.5s
LEDStatus
LEDStatus
TimingDiagram
Mains loss
SSRinternal error
Timing Diagram
Control input <4mA
Control input >4mA
CONTROL
(green)
LOAD (yellow) LOAD ON
CONTROL(green)
LOAD (yellow)LOADON
Supply voltage (Us) ON
Control input >0V
Mains loss
SSR internal error
3s
0.5s
0.5s
3s
0.5s
0
s
5s
RG Solid State Controller
CONTROL
L
OAD
A2-
A1+
5
4
3
6
2
1
7
0
s
5s
RGSolidStateController
CONTROL
LOAD
A2
P
OT
U
sUs
+~
-~
GND
A1
5
4
3
6
2
1
7
A
3
0
-10V0-5V1-5V
0s
5s
RG Solid State Controller
CONTROL
L
OAD
A2
POT
Us Us
+
~
-
~
GND
A
1
5
4
3
6
2
1
7
A
3
0
-10V0-5V1-5V
0s
5s
Product Interface
RGC1P..AA..RGC1P..V..
Ramp up time setting
for soft starting,
applicable for Modes 6
nd 7 only
a
Mode SelectionSwitching Mode
LED Indications
RGC1P..AA..RGC1P..V..
Terminals Labelling:
1/L1: Line connection
/T1:Load connection
2
A1 - A2: Control input: 4 - 20 mA
1
Phase Angle (default setting)
2
1x Full Cycle
3
4x Full Cycles
4
16x Full Cycles
5
Advanced Full Cycle
6
Soft start + 16x Full Cycles
7
Soft start + Advanced Full Cycle
Terminals Labelling:
1/L1: Line connection
/T1:Load connection
2
A1-GND: Control input: 0-10V
A2-GND: Control input: 0-5V
A3-GND: Control input: 1-5V
POT: External potentiometer input
Us (+, ~):External supply, positive signal (RG..V.D) or
AC signal (RG..V.A)
Us (-, ~):External supply, ground (RG..V.D) or AC
signal (RG..V.A)
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RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
Switching Modes
Firing periodsNon-firing periods
MODE 1: Phase angle switching
The Phase angle switching mode works in accordance with the phase angle control principle. The power delivered to the load is controlled by
the firing of the thyristors over each half mains cycle. The firing angle depends on the input signal level that determines the ouput power to be
delivered to the load.
Output with Phase angle switching mode @ 50% input level:
Firing angle
Full cycle switching
In Full cycle switching modes only full cycles are being switched. Switching at zero voltage reduces EMC interference as compared to phase
angle switching (mode 1). The ON full cycles are distributed over a specific time base. Compared to burst firing, this enables faster and more
accurate control of the load in addition to extending the heater lifetime. This mode is suitable for use only with resistive loads.
MODE 2: 1x Full cycle switching
This mode offers the lowest resolution for full cycle switching, i.e., 1 full cycle. At 50% output power demand the SSR will switch ON the load
for 1 full cycle and OFF for 1 full cycle in a repeated pattern. Below 50% output power demand, the non-firing period increases but the firing
period remains fixed at 1 full cycle. Over 50% output power demand, the firing period increases but the non-firing period remains fixed at 1 full
cycle.
Hence at 25% output power demand, the non-firing period gets longer and the SSR will switch ON the load for 1 full cycle and OFF for 3 full
cycles in a repeated pattern. At 75% output power demand, the firing period is longer and the SSR will switch ON the load for 3 full cycles and
OFF for 1 full cycle in a repeated pattern. At 100% output power demand, the SSR switches the load fully ON.
Output with 1 FC switching mode @ 25% input level:
Output with 1 FC switching mode @ 50% input level:
Output with 1 FC switching mode @ 75% input level:
Output with 1 FC switching mode @ 100% input level:
Specifications are subject to change without notice (04.04.2016)13
RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
Switching Modes
MODE 3: 4x Full cycle switching
MODE 4: 16x Full cycle switching
In mode 3 the minimum resolution is 4 full cycles. At 50% output power demand the SSR will switch ON the load for 4 full cycles and OFF
for 4 full cycles in a repeated pattern. Below 50% output power demand, the non-firing period increases but the firing period remains fixed at
4 full cycles. Over 50% output power demand, the firing period increases but the non-firing period remains fixed at 4 full cycles.
In mode 4 the minimum resolution is 16 full cycles. At 50% output power demand the SSR will switch ON the load for 16 full cycles and OFF
for 16 full cycles in a repeated pattern. Below 50% output power demand, the non-firing period increase but the firing period remains fixed at
16 full cycles. Over 50% output power demand the firing period increases but the non-firing period remains fixed at 16 full cycles.
Output with 4 FC switching mode @ 50% input level:
utput with 16 FC switching mode @ 50% input level:
O
MODE 5: Advanced Full Cycle (AFC) switching
This switching mode is based on the principle of distributed full cycle explained above with the difference that the resolution for firing and nonfiring periods is changed to a half mains cycle. This mode is intended for use with short / medium wave infrared heaters. The purpose of the
half cycle non-firing time is to reduce the annoying visual flickering of such lamp loads.
Below 50% output power demand, the SSR switches ON the load in half cycle periods. The non-firing periods are full cycles.
Above 50% output power demand, the SSR switches ON the load in full cycle periods but the non-firing periods are half cycles.
Output @ 33% input level: Output @ 66% input level:
Firing in half cycles, Non-firing in full cycles Firing in full cycles, Non-firing in half cycles
SOFT STARTING
Soft starting is utilised to reduce the start-up current of loads having a high cold to hot resistance ratio such as short wave infrared heaters.
The thyristor firing angle is gradually increased over a time period of maximum 5 seconds (settable through an accessible potentiometer) in
order to apply the voltage (and current) to the load smoothly.
Soft starting is perfomed on the first power up and in cases of non firing periods exceeding 5 seconds. If soft start is stopped before soft start
completion, it is assumed that a start was peformed and the non firing period count start as soon as the soft start is stopped.
14Specifications are subject to change without notice (04.04.2016)
This switching mode works on the principle of switching mode 4 (16x full cycles) but soft starting is performed on power up or in case of the
non firing periods exceeding 5 seconds. After the soft start is completed, full cycles (with a resolution of 16 full cycles) are delivered to the load
according to the input signal, based on MODE 4 switching principle.
This switching mode works on the principle of the advanced full cycle (mode 5) but soft starting is performed on power up or in case of the
non firing periods exceeding 5 seconds. After the soft start is completed, output power is delivered to the load according to the input signal,
based on Mode 5 switching principle.
ode 4 (16 full cycles mode) after soft start completion @ 50% input level
M
Soft start on power up
or when non firing period
exceeds 5 seconds
Mode 5 (Advanced full cycle mode) after soft start completion @ 66% input level
Specifications are subject to change without notice (04.04.2016)15
RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
RGC1P..12
RGC1P..30
Dimensions
RGC1P..12
Note: The indicated depth dimension
of the RGx1P has to be increased by
3mm when the tamper proof cover
accessory is mounted on the device.
RGC1P..30
Housing width tolerance +0.5mm,
-0mm…as per DIN43880.
All other tolerances ± 0.5mm.
All dimensions in mm.
Note: The indicated depth dimension
of the RGx1P has to be increased by
3mm when the tamper proof cover
accessory is mounted on the device.
Housing width tolerance +0.5mm,
-0mm…as per DIN43880.
All other tolerances ± 0.5mm.
All dimensions in mm.
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RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
R
GC1P..42
RGC1P..62
Dimensions
RGC1P..42
Note: The indicated depth dimension
of the RGx1P has to be increased by
3mm when the tamper proof cover
accessory is mounted on the device.
Housing width tolerance +0.5mm,
-0mm…as per DIN43880.
All other tolerances ± 0.5mm.
All dimensions in mm.
RGC1P..50
RGC1P..62
Note: The indicated depth dimension
of the RGx1P has to be increased by
3mm when the tamper proof cover
accessory is mounted on the device.
Housing width tolerance +0.5mm,
-0mm…as per DIN43880.
All other tolerances ± 0.5mm.
All dimensions in mm.
Specifications are subject to change without notice (04.04.2016)17
RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
1
2, 30 12, 30 42,50,62com
Connection Specifications
POWER CONNECTIONS
Use 75°C copper (Cu) conductors
1/L1, 2/T1
RGC..12, RGC..30RGC..42, RGC..50,
GC..62
R
Stripping length (X)12mm11mm
Connection typeM4 screw with captivated washerM5 screw with box clamp
Rigid (solid & stranded)
UL/cUL rated data
Flexible with end
sleeve
Flexible without end
sleeve
2x 2.5 - 6.0 mm
2x 14 - 10 AWG
2x 1.0 - 2.5 mm
2x 2.5 - 4.0 mm
2x 18 - 14 AWG
2x 14 - 12 AWG
18Specifications are subject to change without notice (04.04.2016)
RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
L1
L2/N
*
Load
RG..AA..
Output Switching:
L1
T1
0
s
5s
RG Solid State Controller
CONTROL
L
OAD
A2-
A1+
5
4
3
6
2
1
7
+
-
4-20mA
A2
POT
GND
A1
5
4
3
6
2
1
7
A3
0-10V0-5V1-5V
L1
L2/N
*
Load
L1
L2/N
*
Load
-
+
~ ~
24 VDC or AC (RG..ED)
90-250 VAC (RG...EA)
RG..AA..
RG..V..
External
poten!ometer
connec!on:
Output Switching:
L
1
T
1
Output Switching:
L1
T1
~ ~
0s
5
s
RGSolidStateController
C
ONTROL
LOAD
A2-A
1+
5
4
3
6
2
1
7
0s
5s
RG Solid State Controller
CONTROL
LOAD
A2
POT
Us Us
+
~
~
GND
A1
5
4
3
6
2
1
7
A3
0
-10V0-5V1-5V
+
-
4
-20mA
-
+
0-10V
+
+
0-5V
1-5V
Connection Diagram
RGC1P..AA..
* depends on system requirements
RGC1P..V..
* depends on system requirements
Specifications are subject to change without notice (04.04.2016)19
RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
Y2 =
100mm
Y1=50mm
50mm
X=20mm
20mm
20mm
Y2=100mm
Y1=50mm
50mm
X=20mm
20mm
20mm
Mounting on DIN rail
Dismounting from DIN rail
6
6
+
10
o
-
6
6
+
10
o
-
Mounting Instructions
Installation Instructions
X
X*
* Refer to Current Derating vs spacing curves. Spacing between SSR and panel walls should be >5mm.
50mm
X
100mm
20Specifications are subject to change without notice (04.04.2016)
RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
Short Circuit Protection
Protection Co-ordination, Type 1 vs Type 2:
Type 1 protection implies that after a short circuit, the device under test will no longer be in a functioning state. In type 2 co-ordination the
device under test will still be functional after the short circuit. In both cases, however the short circuit has to be interrupted. The fuse
between enclosure and supply shall not open. The door or cover of the enclosure shall not be blown open. There shall be no damage to
conductors or terminals and the conductors shall not separate from terminals. There shall be no breakage or cracking of insulating bases
to the extent that the integrity of the mounting of live parts is impaired. Discharge of parts or any risk of fire shall not occur.
The product variants listed in the table hereunder are suitable for use on a circuit capable of delivering not more than 100,000A Symmetrical
Amperes, 600Volts maximum when protected by fuses. Tests at 100,000Arms were performed with Class J fuses, fast acting; please refer
to the tables below for maximum ratings.Tests with Class J fuses are representative of Class CC fuses.
xx = 00, without fuse trip indication
xx = 21, with fuse trip indication
Specifications are subject to change without notice (04.04.2016)21
RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
Type 2 Protection with Miniature Circuit Breakers (M.C.B.s)
olid State Relay ABB Model no. for ABB Model no. for Wire cross Minimum length of
S
type Z - type M. C. B. B - type M. C. B. sectional area [mm
(rated current) (rated current)
GC1P..12 1 pole
R
GC1P..30 S201 - Z10 (10A) S201-B4 (4A) 1.0 7.6
R
1.5 11.4
2.5 19.0
S201 - Z16 (16A) S201-B6 (6A) 1.0 5.2
1.5 7.8
2.5 13.0
4.0 20.8
S201 - Z20 (20A) S201-B10 (10A) 1.5 12.6
2.5 21.0
S201 - Z25 (25A) S201-B13 (13A) 2.5 25.0
4.0 40.0
2 pole
S202 - Z25 (25A) S202-B13 (13A) 2.5 19.0
4.0 30.4
GC1P..50 1 pole
R
S201 - Z25 (25A) S201-B13 (13A) 2.5 7.0
4.0 11.2
6.0 16.8
2
] Cu wire conductor [m]
10
RGC1P..42 1 pole
RGC1P..62 S201-Z32 (32A) S201-B16 (16A) 2.5 3.0
4.0 4.8
6.0 7.2
S201-Z50 (50A) S201-B25 (25A) 4.0 4.8
6.0 7.2
10.0 12.0
16.0 19.2
S201-Z63 (63A) S201-B32 (32A) 6.0 7.2
10.0 12.0
16.0 19.2
10. Between MCB and Load (including return path which goes back to the mains).
Note: A prospective current of 6kA and a 230/400V power supply system is assumed for the above suggested specifications. For cables with different cross
section than those mentioned above please consult Carlo Gavazzi's Technical Support Group.
22Specifications are subject to change without notice (04.04.2016)
RGC1P..AA, RGC1P..V
Accessories
Tamper Proof Accessory Kit
Ordering Key
Installation
Tamper proof accessory kit
for RGS1P, RGC1P series
containing:
- x5 transparent covers
- x5 secureness ties
Tamper proof cover &
securness tie included in
packaging. Refer to instructions below for mounting to
the Solid State Relay.
RGTMP
RGC1P...T
1: Clip hook of the transparent cover to
the bottom loop of the RGx1P control
module
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2: Close the cover by clipping to the top
loop of the RGx1P control module
3: Secure with provided tie
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