Logic-level trigger for low-power control
The Z00607MA 1BA2: Rated 0.8 A RMS continuous on-state current and 600 V off-state blocking voltage, it handles small AC loads such as solenoid valves, small fans, indicator lamps, or solid-state relay pre-drivers in 120 VAC or 230 VAC lines. The 5 mA maximum holding current ensures the triac latches on once triggered and does not drop out prematurely on a lightly loaded neutral leg — a common gotcha with logic-level triacs driving low-wattage loads.
Inrush and surge capability for real loads
Non-repetitive surge current is rated 9 A at 50 Hz and 9.5 A at 60 Hz — roughly 11× the continuous RMS rating, which covers the cold-filament inrush of a 60 W incandescent lamp or the charging current of a small capacitive power supply. Housed in the TO-92-3 (TO-226AA) through-hole package, the part fits legacy PCB layouts and breadboard prototypes; the single-triac configuration means one device per TO-92 package, with the gate, MT1, and MT2 pins laid out in the standard pinout for this package family.
ROHS3 compliant, with no restricted substances under the current EU directive — the part ships in a bag, suitable for reel-free low-volume or prototype procurement.