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Relay Sockets

Relay sockets are some of the most versatile and useful control elements in the automation industry. According to the number of the poles, the contacts and the current/voltage ratings, the relay sockets can provide a wide variety of functions that control the start, stop and operation of all sorts of equipment.

7001214 Application Field and Working Principle

The 7001214 relay socket is an 8-pin plug-in Type 1 enclosure with screw terminals. This is one of the most popular relay sockets used by electricians, as it is capable of controlling from general lighting to motor-starting and instrumentation as well. Since this relay socket requires no tools for installation, it is quite easy to install.

The 7001214 relay socket has a rating of 10A at 250VAC, 5A at 250VAC resistive, 1A at 30VDC resistive, and 0.35A at 30VDC. This relay socket has a wide range of applications such as controlling heating elements, starting pumps, valves, etc. It is also widely used for both industrial and household equipment.

The working principle of the 7001214 relay socket is based on the magnetic field that is generated when a current passes through it. The amount of current passing through the coil of the relay socket determines the strength of the magnetism and the force of attraction of the armature to the contact. When the armature is attracted to the contact, it breaks the circuit and the equipment is not powered. When the current drops below a certain level, the circuit is closed again, and the equipment is again powered.

The 7001214 relay socket is an extremely useful tool for controlling virtually any kind of equipment. Because of its simple installation and wide variety of applications, the 7001214 relay socket is one of the most popular and commonly used items in the automation industry.

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