Solid state relay question

[eswakon@eas-eng.com]

Can I use the following solid-state relay ( https://www.amazon.com/SSR-25DA-3-32VDC ... r=1-8&th=1 ) (Solid State Relay SSR-25DA with Heat Sink DC to AC Input 3-32VDC To Output 24-480VAC 25A Single Phase Plastic Cover) to turn my router on and off by wiring it into one of the outputs?

If not, what should I use? Thanks

[Gary Campbell]

Assuming your router is under 480 volts and 25 amps or less, and is single phase, then yes

[eswakon@eas-eng.com]

Gary,
1.) Thank you
2.) Is there a schematic available showing this?
3.) Is the DC input from the +/-5 analog output or from one off the relay board?

[cnckeith]

by turn your router on and off, what do you mean ? turn the spindle on and off or the entire machine?

[cnckeith]

if single phase ac router motor, then the schematic would look like what you see on page 20 of the ether1616 manual.
https://www.centroidcnc.com/centroid_di ... _guide.pdf
just swap out the contactor for the solid state relay

[eswakon@eas-eng.com]

by turn your router on and off, what do you mean ? turn the spindle on and off or the entire machine?

I have a bosch router, so I mean, turn the entire machine on and off via the acorn board.

[eswakon@eas-eng.com]

if single phase ac router motor, then the schematic would look like what you see on page 20 of the ether1616 manual.
https://www.centroidcnc.com/centroid_di ... _guide.pdf
just swap out the contactor for the solid state relay

Will this wiring diagram work?

[Gary Campbell]

Will this wiring diagram work?
Will_This_work.jpg

No. There is no power provided to the DC side of the SSR

[tblough]

You don't need a snubber with a solid state relay as it does not have an inductive component to the load on the Acorn. However, if you were using a regular coil relay, you have the snubber in the wrong place. It goes across the coil of the relay, not the contact side.

[eswakon@eas-eng.com]

Will this wiring diagram work?
Will_This_work.jpg

No. There is no power provided to the DC side of the SSR

Gary, where would that power come from? What comes from the expansion board?