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Littelfuse Releases Load-Powered Compact Relay

5.11.2025
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Littelfuse unveils ultra-compact relay that enables battery-less or low-power operation for thermostats, building automation, HVAC, and security systems.

Littelfuse, Inc., an industrial technology manufacturing company empowering a sustainable, connected, and safer world, today announced the launch of the CPC1601M, an innovative 60 V, 2 A normally open (1-Form-A) solid-state latching relay designed to address critical integration and power efficiency challenges in thermostats, HVAC systems, and building automation. (View the video in English, Chinese & Japanese.)

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The CPC1601M is the first PCB-mounted solid-state relay of its kind that combines load-powered operation with a latching architecture in a 3 × 3 mm DFN package. Its ability to harvest operating power directly from the load or draw less than 1 μA from the system supply enables zero-power operation, dramatically extending battery life or eliminating the need for batteries.

“With the launch of the CPC1601M, we’re giving our customers a powerful new tool to design smarter, more efficient control systems, especially in space-constrained and energy-sensitive applications like building automation,” said Dr. Hugo Guzman, Product Marketing Manager at Littelfuse.

“This innovative SSR (relay) reduces system power consumption through its unique load-powered operation and simplifies integration into both modern and legacy installations. It’s a natural extension of our solid-state relay portfolio, reinforcing our commitment to solving real-world design challenges with compact, reliable, and forward-thinking solutions.”

Solving Real-World Challenges

For engineers designing smart thermostats and two-wire control systems, the CPC1601M removes the need for a common (C) wire, simplifying installations, especially in older buildings. Its solid-state operation also eliminates clicking sounds and moving parts, offering a silent and long-lasting alternative to mechanical relays. End-users benefit from slimmer, quieter, and maintenance-free devices, while installers save time and cost by avoiding additional wiring or external power kits.

Features and Benefits

  • Latching relay architecture requires only a single pulse to change states, minimizing energy draw.
  • Harvest mode enables operation using only the open-circuit load—no system power required.
  • Power output pin provides up to 10 mW to external circuits, supporting additional low-power functions.
  • Compact 3 × 3 mm DFN package reduces PCB footprint and enables ultra-thin device profiles.
  • Zero-cross switching reduces electrical noise and improves reliability in AC loads.
  • TTL/CMOS-compatible inputs ensure easy integration with microcontrollers or logic circuits.

Markets & Application

  • Smart thermostats
  • Fire alarm panels
  • Security and access control systems
  • Building and HVAC automation
  • Industrial control systems
  • Utility metering and instrumentation

The CPC1601M marks a significant expansion of the Littelfuse solid-state relay portfolio, reinforcing its position as a leader in innovative switching solutions for next-generation control systems.

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Source: Littelfuse

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