Dass167: Hot

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Cause 2: High Ambient Temperature

The DASS167's current rating is derated based on ambient temperature. At 40°C, it can handle 75A. At 60°C, that rating drops to 45A. If your control cabinet is poorly ventilated and reaches 50°C+, the DASS167 will feel "hot" simply because it cannot dissipate energy into the surrounding air.

Cause 3: Inductive Load Switching (Motors or Solenoids)

Switching inductive loads (motors, coils, transformers) causes voltage spikes and extended current inrush. Even if the steady-state current is 30A, the inrush might be 150A for a few milliseconds. While the DASS167 has internal snubbers, frequent inductive switching generates more heat than resistive loads (like heaters).