3502-05-510

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Reed relays are electromechanical devices that switch electrical circuits when a magnetic field is applied. They consist of a coil, an armature and two or more reed contacts. The 3502-05-510 is a type of reed relay that is used in industrial applications.

The 3502-05-510 is designed to offer a hermetically sealed environment for long-term reliable operation. It is resistant to environmental influences such as temperature, moisture, and corrosion, making it an ideal choice for controlling system-critical components. The 3502-05-510 features two reed switches connected in series and can handle currents of up to 5 A. The voltage that this relay can handle is up to 18V DC.

The working principle of the 3502-05-510 is based on the fact that a suitable magnetic field can affect the motion of a reed switch contacts. When the current flows through the coil, a magnetic field is created and it influences the reed relay contacts. When the contacts come into contact with each other, they create an electrical signal. When the applied current is decreased, the contacts separate, and the signal is effectively cut off. This is how the 3502-05-510 performs its switching action.

The 3502-05-510 is a versatile device as it can be used in a variety of switching applications. Some of the most common applications include controlling electrical circuits in HVAC systems, controlling alarm systems, and selectively switching lighting circuits. The 3502-05-510 can also be used in high-reliability applications such as medical equipment, low-power switching, and in industrial process control applications.

The 3502-05-510 is a reliable and cost-effective option for a wide range of industrial applications. Its hermetically sealed environment ensures reliable operation, and its resistance to environmental influences make it a go-to solution for system-critical components. Moreover, its versatility makes it an ideal choice for both high- and low-power switching.

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