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Power relay switches 6.6 kW for EV on-board charger apps

June 18, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

FTR-K5 power relayFujitsu Components America, Inc. today announced it is now sampling a 6.6kW (32A-250VAC) switching automotive relay for onboard battery chargers in electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles (EV/PHV). Volume production is expected to begin in March 2020.

The FTR-K5 is a 1 Form A PCB relay series that assists with faster EV/PHV battery charging while also meeting automotive vibration and shock resistance specifications. Moreover, its 105degC temperature rating and 8mm insulation distance between coil and contact exceed those of any currently available power relay in this class.

The relay features a 5,000VAC withstand voltage between coil and contact and 1,000VAC between adjacent contacts. Despite its low, 900mW power consumption, the relay can sustain a 40A continuous power supply (without switching).

The FTR-K5 series is available in either a flux-free or plastic-sealed enclosure. With a life of 30,000 operations, the flux-free type is recommended for sealed charger units. The plastic-sealed type has a higher resistance to dust and exhaust gas, making it suitable for non-sealed charger units.

To request product samples, go to: https://www.fujitsu.com/us/products/devices/components/contact/sales/relays/index.html

Filed Under: Relay Tagged With: fujitsucomponentsamerica

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