3541-12-911

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Reed relays are electro-mechanical reed switches that use magnetically operated contacts inside a glass envelope. They are widely used in switching and sensing applications in a variety of industries. The 3541-12-911 (or 3541-12-911) reed relay is an encapsulated, single-pole, single-throw switch. It is a small, low-cost device that can switch up to 24 volts and 1 Amp of current. It is a reliable and cost-effective solution for applications where the option of a larger and heavier relay is not desired.

The 3541-12-911 reed relay is constructed from high-quality materials and designed to provide superior performance. The enclosed magnetically operated reed contacts are made from beryllium copper and are sealed inside a glass envelope. It features two gold-plated terminals that allow for easy connection with a switched voltage. The device has a high-impedance load capacity and a maximum switching current of 1 Amp.

The 3541-12-911 reed relay is designed to provide reliable switching in a variety of electrical switching and sensing applications. It can be used for switching a variety of loads such as DC motors, solenoids, and inductive loads. Additionally, it can be used for controlling the flow of electrical current in devices such as thermostats, over-temperature sensor devices, and PLC circuits. It is also common in the telecommunications industry, where it is used to signal and control circuit switching.

The main benefit of using a 3541-12-911 reed relay is its small size and low-cost design. These features make it ideal for applications where size and cost are critical factors. Additionally, the device is well-suited for applications where high-reliability switching performance is required. The hermetically sealed reed contacts offer reliable performance in many switching and sensing applications and its high-impedance load capacity ensures minimal power losses. As a result, the device is a cost-effective and reliable choice for many applications.

The working principle of the 3541-12-911 reed relay is simple. When power is applied to the switch, a magnet embedded in the switch pulls in the two metal reeds that have been bent together inside the glass envelope. When the power is removed, the magnet turns off and releases the reeds, allowing them to spring back together and open the circuit.

Overall, the 3541-12-911 reed relay is a reliable, cost-effective device commonly used for switching and sensing applications in a wide range of industries. It is a small, low-cost device capable of switching up to 24 volts and 1 Amp of current and features two gold-plated terminals that allow for easy connection with a switched voltage. Its high-impedance load capacity and hermetically sealed reed contacts ensure reliable, long-lasting performance in many applications. The device is also simple in its working principle, requiring only power to be applied in order to activate and open the circuit.

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