9081C-05-00

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Reed relays are types of electrical switches that use an electromagnet to open or close the circuit. They are often used in industry to switch between multiple circuits, and are considered reliable and low cost. The 9081C-05-00 reed relay is a popular choice for such applications due to its compact size, wide voltage range, and fast switching times.

The main components of the 9081C-05-00 reed relay are a magnetized armature, a coil, and two contacts. The coil, when excited with an electrical current, creates an electromagnetic field that acts on the armature. The armature then moves, either closing the circuit when it comes in contact with the two contacts (closed-circuit operation), or opening the circuit if it is pulled away (open-circuit operation). This operation is controlled by the electrical current that powers the coil.

The 9081C-05-00 reed relay has a maximum operating temperature of 125°C and a contact breaking capacity of 5A. It can also withstand up to 200 VDC or 250 VAC. With such a wide voltage and temperature range, this reed relay is suitable for a variety of applications including motor starters, door locks, machine sequencing, and automotive. It also has a very short switching time, making it an ideal choice for those applications that require fast response times.

The 9081C-05-00 reed relay can be used in a variety of applications where a low cost, reliable switch is needed. It is suitable for both AC and DC circuits, as it is capable of switching both low and high voltages. The compact size and quick switching time allows for easy integration into more complex systems without compromising on performance. With a wide range of operating temperatures and contact breaking capacities, the 9081C-05-00 reed relay is ideal for operations that require both reliability and performance.

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