AGQ200S12 Relays

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Signal Relays up to 2 Amps encompass a wide range of relays associated with electrical signals, from electromechanical relays to solid-state devices. These relays exist in many different configurations and sizes, from the ubiquitous standard relay to miniature relay applications. While their applications can be as small as a few microamps, this article will mainly focus on signal relays rated up to 2 amperes.

The AGQ200S12 relay is among the signal relays available in this current and voltage range. This is a DPDT relay consisting of two sets of double-throw (Form C) contacts, which are used to switch two loads simultaneously. The contacts are rated for a maximum of 20 A when resistive loads are being used, and can manage up to 1 A of continuous current for each contact. These contacts are suitable for switching resistive, inductive, and capacitive loads, and is useful in a range of applications such as lighting control, motor control, and power switching circuits.

The AGQ200S12 relay is equipped with an advanced base design housing four terminals arranged in an isolated relay terminal base. The enclosed terminals act as an efficient insulating barrier between the relay contacts and the outside environment, as well as providing greater durability over conventional screw terminals. While the total weight of the AGQ200S12 is only 11 ounces, the enclosed terminals provide plenty of space to attach the necessary wiring, allowing for robust and secure connections.

Power for the AGQ200S12 relay is supplied through two connection points on the bottom of the unit, labeled “L1” and “L2.” These connections accept either voltage or current inputs, depending upon the usage requirements. When using the relay in a 120V circuit, apply voltage to L2 and leave L1 open. For a 24V DC circuit, apply voltage to both L1 and L2. In either case, the prevailing voltage dictates the amperage range at which the relay can safely operate.

The AGQ200S12 relay is activated using an coil connected across the power terminals. Applying voltage to the coil energizes the relay, which in turn closes the contacts and allows current to flow through the load. When the voltage is removed, the contacts open and the power is shut off. The current rating of the relay is determined by the voltage applied to the coil, as higher voltages will generate higher current ratings.

The AGQ200S12 relay is a rugged and reliable device suitable for a wide range of applications. Its DPDT contacts can be used to switch two independent loads, and its enclosed terminals provide additional protection against environmental factors. The AGQ200S12 is rated for up to 2A of continuous current and is ideal for projects requiring moderately-powered signal switching.

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