Control Voltage: Control the voltage range of solid-state relays. There are usually specific rated voltage ranges, such as 3-32VDC, 5VDC, 12VDC, etc.

Input Current: The current required to control the solid-state relay. Usually measured in milliamps (mA).

Load Voltage: The maximum load voltage that a solid-state relay can switch.

Rated Load Current: The maximum load current that a solid-state relay can control. Usually measured in amperes (A).

Isolation Voltage: The electrical isolation capability between the input and output terminals. This is an important parameter for solid-state relays in protecting control circuits from high voltage damage.

Switching Time: The response time of a solid-state relay from opening to closing or from closing to opening. Usually measured in milliseconds (ms).

Rated Power: The maximum power that a solid-state relay can withstand. The calculation method is to multiply the rated load current by the load voltage.

Rated Load Type: The load type suitable for solid-state relays, such as alternating current (AC) or direct current (DC) loads.

Maximum Switching Cycles: The expected lifespan of a solid-state relay for reliable operation, typically expressed in millions of cycles.

Operating Temperature Range: The temperature range within which solid-state relays can operate normally. For example: -40 degrees to+85 degrees.