BFH-2C-12

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Reed relays are made up of a coil of wire wound around an iron core, usually with a plastic molding to protect the coil. The actual reed relay consists of two main parts: the reed switch and the coil. The reed switch is a contact switch which is made up of two metal reeds that are connected in such a way that when an electric current flows through the coil, a magnetic field is formed. This magnetic field causes the reeds to come into contact, thus closing the switch.

The BFH-2C-12 reed relay is suited for a variety of applications. It is typically used when you need to make an electrical connection in a space-limited area. This relay is also suitable for use in low-voltage circuits, due to its low operating voltage. Furthermore, the BFH-2C-12 is able to handle up to 5 amperes of AC or 6 amperes of DC current, which makes it perfect for switching high current loads.

The working principle of the BFH-2C-12 reed relay is simple and reliable. When power is applied to the coil, a magnetic field is created, which causes the two movable contacts in the relay to close. This allows current to flow through the circuit, activating whatever device or circuit is being connected. When the power is switched off, the magnetic field dissipates, the contacts open, and the relay is deactivated.

The BFH-2C-12 reed relay is a versatile and reliable component, making it a perfect choice for a variety of applications. It can be used in a basic on / off switch, as well as more sophisticated applications such as PLC logic control circuits. Its simple operation and low operating voltage make it an ideal choice for low-voltage circuits, and its ability to handle high currents make it a great choice for switching heavy loads.

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