3570-1512-051

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A Reed relay is an electrical switch activated by an electric current. The relay consists of a switch, typically encapsulated in a long, thin, cylindrical tube made of glass. Inside the tube are two metal contacts, known as reeds. The reeds are made of metal and are connected to an external circuit or switch.

The 3570-1512-051 is a reed relay designed for use in instrumentation, process control and factory automation applications. It has an extremely low power consumption, and is capable of handling up to 24V of electrical current. The 3570-1512-051 has a contact resistance of 0.1mΩ, and a contact rating of 9A at 30 VDC. It is also UL recognized.

The 3570-1512-051 operates by utilizing an actuating magnetic field, generated by an external device, to induce a current in the reeds. This current creates a magnetic field that, in turn, interacts with the actuating field. This interaction causes the reeds to be pulled together, which closes the switch. When the current is removed, the magnetic fields dissipate and the reeds separate, which opens the switch.

This reed relay is ideal for applications that require low power consumption, low contact resistance, and high contact ratings. It is also well-suited for use in high temperatures or corrosive environments. The 3570-1512-051 can be used in a variety of applications, such as on/off switching, sensing, controlling, and monitoring.

In conclusion, the 3570-1512-051 reed relay is an ideal solution for use in a variety of applications. It has a low power consumption, low contact resistance, and high contact ratings, making it well-suited for usage in high temperatures and corrosive environments.

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