7103-05-1110

Reed relays are electro-magnetic switches that use a reed switch and an electromagnet as their controlling component. Reeds are small, sealed glass capsules that contain two ferromagnetic contacts mounted on a sealed glass tube with a hermetically sealed atmosphere inside.

The 7103-05-1110 application field and working principle of Reed Relays are two parts – the reed switch and the electromagnet. Associate with the two is a switching contact that completes the circuit when the two components are activated. When the magnet is energized with electric current, it induces a magnetic field that causes the reed contacts to move together and activate the switching contact.

The 7103-05-1110 Reed Relays uses a form factor of 10x18x10 and can be mounted on printed circuit boards using a variety of mounting options. A stepped lanyard allows for simple attachment in both vertical and horizontal orientations. It can handle a variety of load current carrying capabilities depending on the operating voltage range and the contact resistance of the relay. The switch voltage rating is 50VDC.

The 7103-05-1110 Reed Relays is available in a variety of contact configurations. These can range from single-pole single-throw (SPST), single-pole double-throw (SPDT) and double-pole double-throw (DPDT). It can also be supplied with normally open/normally closed, open/closed or latch/unlatch contacts. All of these different types make this relay ideal for a wide range of applications, such as controlling lights, motors, alarms, and more.

The 7103-05-1110 Reed Relays has a low power consumption due to the low voltage and current used to activate the electromagnet. Its electrical and mechanical life cycle is greater than a million operations. The contacts are sealed and air gap design prevents any contact contamination due to dust, grit or other environmental contaminants. This makes it a ideal for environments with wide temperature and humidity ranges.

The relay has a dielectric strength of up to 3000 volts between coil and contacts. This means that it can withstand high voltage differences including inductive and interfering pulses. The contacts are gold plated for increased corrosion resistance and contact stability, while a wide variety of contact materials are available, such as gold, silver, and bronze.

The 7103-05-1110 Reed Relays can be used in many industries including industrial automation, alarm systems, lighting control, HVAC, and retail control. It is CE certified and comes with UL, CSA, and VDE certifications. These features, coupled with the small size and long life span, make it an ideal choice for many applications.