APF30305

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APF30305 is a high-power relay produced by Omron, which is a rectangle-shaped solid block-style component with dimensions of length 30mm, width 28mm, and height 30.5mm. This is a single-pole double-throw,or SPDT, relay with an operating range up to 750V at a holding current of 2A, making it an ideal choice for applications where large amounts of power must be switched on and off.

The relay consists of a coil, contact points, and mounting hardware. The coil is made from coils of copper wire wrapped around two metal cores, and when energized, creates a magnetic field that attracts and retracts the contact points. The contact points are then connected to the electrical load, and the current is switched on and off according to the state of the coil.

The OMRA APF30305 is designed to be a single-pole double-throw relay, meaning it has two separate contact points. When the coil is energized, the points close one circuit and open another. This allows the user to control the flow of electricity from one circuit to another. For example, if you were to use a relay to control a light from a switch, when you flick the switch, the coil would be energized, closing one point and opening another, and thus turning on the light.

The OMRA APF30305 is a rugged and reliable component, and is rated for up to 750V at a holding current of 2A. This allows it to be used in a wide variety of applications, such as motor starters, light switching, and heating or cooling controls. It has a long life expectancy and is resistant to shock and vibration, making it ideal for use in heavy-duty applications.

The APF30305 is a great device for use in power-relay applications where a high amount of current is needed. Its robust design, long life-span, and resistance to shock and vibration make it an excellent choice for applications in which reliable power switching is needed.

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