192990-1240

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Different jobs in different application fields often require different contact types. Fortunately, the 192990-1240 Contacts range from Multi Purpose to High Voltage, with a broad range of operating features. The Contacts range includes products designed specifically for power, automotive and industrial applications, as well as for use in general control and protection purposes.

The 192990-1240 Contacts range is made up of contactors and relays that switch electrical circuits on and off. This includes both low voltage and high voltage contacts, in both single and multi-pole configurations. As well as the various contactors and relays available, the range also includes accessories and control relays to ensure that the product installation meets the job requirements.

The main advantage of contacts is the ability to switch circuits with an electrical current. Contactors and relays are designed to be used as either a single-contactor or a multi-pole contactor. In either single or multi-pole configuration, they provide one pole connection for a signal and two poles for a load. The contactors or relays act as an electrical switch to control an electrical circuit, either by opening or closing it. In general, a contactor opens an electrical circuit, whereas a relay closes it.

The working principle behind contacts is based on an exchange of mechanical and electrical energy. Contactors rely on an electromagnet to move a contact arm, which completes the circuit. When the contact arm is in the open position, the electrical current is interrupted and the circuit is essentially open. When the contact arm is in the closed position, the electrical current is uninterrupted and the circuit is complete. The amount of current that is allowed to flow through the contactor is determined by its contact rating.

Relays, on the other hand, use electricity, rather than a mechanical contact arm, to switch electrical circuits. They are designed to open or close a circuit in response to an external electrical signal. The relay\'s contacts are composed of two electrical conductors which are set into motion by an electromagnetic coil. When the combination of the coil and contacts are energized, an electrical current can flow through the circuit.

The 192990-1240 Contacts range is made from high-quality components, making them suitable for a wide range of applications and uses. The range is designed to meet the stringent requirements of power, automotive and industrial applications, as well as for use in general control and protection circuits. It is an extremely helpful and reliable product for many sorts of applications and industries.

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