ACT112 Relays

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Automotive Relays

Automotive relays are electronic switches used in automotive applications. Relays use low-voltage electrical signals to activate an electromagnet, which in turn activates a switch. This switch is used to control an electrical circuit, usually to power vehicle systems such as horns, headlights, and other automotive accessories. Automotive relays provide a efficient and cost-effect alternative to traditional mechanical switch.

ACT112 Application Field and Working Principle

The ACT112 automotive relay is designed for 12V automotive applications. This relay is used to control low-power circuits and can be used to power vehicle systems such as horns, headlights, and other automotive accessories.

The ACT112 relay is activated by a low-voltage electrical signal. When the signal is sent to the relay, an electromagnet is activated. The electromagnet then pulls the switch in the relay, which activates the electrical circuit, powering the desired system.

The ACT112 relay is a compact and reliable unit. It has a wide operating temperature range, ranging from -40°C to 85°C, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. The ACT112 also has a low voltage drop, meaning it can be used in low-power circuits without wasting energy. The unit is also corrosion-resistant and can handle up to 170mA of current.

The ACT112 relay is easy to install and requires very little maintenance. This unit is ideal for automotive applications where cost-efficiency and reliability are important factors. The ACT112 relay is a great choice for applications where low power circuits need to be activated or disabled.

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