DE1A1B-L2-12V

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Power relays are devices that allow electricity to flow through circuits to turn machines and other electrical components on and off. The DE1A1B-L2-12V is a power relay specifically designed for high current applications. This relay has a maximum current rating of 2 amps at 12 Volts. It is a single pole, normally open type of relay with a contacts rating of five amp resistive.

The DE1A1B-L2-12V is most commonly used in automotive and industrial applications. Common uses include operating machinery, controlling appliances and lights, and controlling electric motors. Some specific industries that utilize this relay are the refrigeration and air conditioning, HVAC, automotive, and manufacturing industries.

Unlike many other relays, the DE1A1B-L2-12V does not use electromagnetic coils to operate. Instead, the internal operation of the relay is based on mechanical forces. The relay consists of a coil of wire, usually iron or copper, and a contactor. When power is applied to the coil, a magnetic field is created which pulls a moveable contact, called an armature, towards the coil. The armature then pushes a spring loaded contact, called a contactor, into the On position. The contactor, in turn, connects the operating circuit to a load circuit.

The DE1A1B-L2-12V also has an LED wherein indicating lamp which illuminates when the relay is in the On position. The LED is usually illuminated in red and is wired in parallel to the relay\'s coil. The LED helps the user easily identify when the relay is in the On position.

In summary, the DE1A1B-L2-12V is a single pole, normally open, high current power relay. It utilizes mechanical force rather than electromagnetic coils to operate, and has an LED indicating lamp to easily identify when the relay is in the On position. It is most commonly used in the refrigeration, HVAC, automotive, and manufacturing industries.

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