7104-12-1001

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Reed relays, or reed switches, have been used in industrial and consumer products and applications for many years. They are small, inexpensive, and reliable. A reed relay consists of a sealed glass tube, with two thin metal contacts hermetically sealed inside. The contacts are "sprung", with a small gap between them.

The 7104-12-1001 relay is a type of single-pole single-throw reed relay. The coil is made of an alternating current of glass, which is sealed into the back of the tube. When the coil is energized the core is magnetized and pulls the two contacts together by magnetism. When the coil is de-energized, the two contacts open again.

7104-12-1001 reed relays are used in a range of applications including robotics, medical monitoring, vehicle automation, and communication systems. They can also be used to actuate electric locks and switches in places that are too small for traditional contactors. Additionally, they can be used in electronic circuits to switch battery power from one device to another.

The main advantages of using a 7104-12-1001 reed relay are its size, cost, low power consumption, and high level of reliability. Additionally, they are ideal for applications where a small size and light weight are important. They are also more immune to vibration and shock than other similar relays, making them ideal for harsh environments.

In conclusion, 7104-12-1001 reed relays are small, inexpensive, low power devices that are reliable and highly shock and vibration resistant. They are used in a range of applications, including robotics, medical monitoring, vehicle automation, and communication systems, and can be ideal for situations where size, cost, and power consumption are important.

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