7302-24-1001

Reed Relays

Reed relays are switches which open and close electrical circuits by means of an electromagnetic field generated by an electricity-carrying coil in the relay. They are often used when switching high voltages in a circuit, as when switching between two sources of power, such as when a solar panel is used to supplement energy drawn from the local power grid. Reed relays are also used to control large currents or voltages, where a small current is used to switch the larger current or voltage.

The 7302-24-1001 reed relay is a high-voltage, high-power relay that is used in a variety of applications from lighting and lighting control to automotive auxiliary power systems. The 7302-24-1001 reed relay is designed to switch between two voltage sources, such as between solar power and grid power.

Application Field

The 7302-24-1001 reed relay is designed for use in high-voltage, high-power applications such as lighting control, automotive auxiliary power systems, and energy management systems. It can be used to switch between two sources of power, such as between solar power and grid power, and is also suitable for use with uninterruptible power supplies and DC motors.

The 7302-24-1001 reed relay is particularly well suited for applications where space constraints prevent the use of larger, more traditional relays. It is designed to be smaller than standard relays, making it ideal for use in tight spaces such as in automobiles, computers, or small appliances.

Working Principle

A reed relay is an electromagnetic switch which is triggered by a small current running through an electromagnet coil. The electromagnet coil generates a magnetic field which causes a pair of contact arms, or ‘reeds’, to open or close. The contact arms are normally held closed by a spring, and when the relay is energized they are pulled open by the force of the magnetic field created by the coil.

The operation of the 7302-24-1001 reed relay is based on this same principle. When current is passed through the coil, a magnetic field is generated which pulls the contact arms apart. The current is then switched between two voltage sources, allowing for the switching of power between the two sources.

The 7302-24-1001 reed relay has a maximum operating current of 24 amps, and can switch a voltage of up to 1000V. The relay is durable and able to handle a range of temperatures from -55°C to +125°C, making it suitable for use in a wide range of applications.

Conclusion

The 7302-24-1001 reed relay is a high-voltage, high-power relay that is suitable for a variety of applications. It is designed to switch between two voltage sources, such as between solar power and grid power, and is also suitable for use with uninterruptible power supplies and DC motors. The relay is small and durable, and can handle temperatures from -55°C to +125°C, making it suitable for use in a wide range of applications.