G2A-434A-N DC6

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Introduction

The G2A-434A-N DC6 is a signal relay, equipped with a maximum current rating of 2 amperes. Its broad operating range, compatibility with a wide variety of control signals, and low magnetic leakage make it an ideal choice for many applications. This article will discuss the typical applications and working principle behind the G2A-434A-N DC6.

Application Fields

The G2A-434A-N DC6 can be used to achieve electrical isolation in a wide variety of applications. Some typical uses include alarms and indicators, lighting and fan control in automotive, industrial, and domestic applications, motor control circuits, and educational boards. In addition to its application flexibility, the G2A-434A-N DC6 is also suitable for use with many 5 Vdc, 12 Vdc, 24 Vdc, 12 Vac, and 24 Vac control signals.

Working Principle

The G2A-434A-N DC6 relay works on a two-pole, single-throw configuration, making operation simple and efficient. The moving contact is connected to a coil and is actuated when the coil is energized. To ensure a reliable connection, the moving contact has been specially designed to maintain contact pressure in heavy-duty applications. The G2A-434A-N DC6 also features excellent insulation performance to ensure safe electrical isolation.

Conclusion

The G2A-434A-N DC6 is a signal relay, with a maximum current rating of 2 amperes. With its wide operating range and compatibility with a wide range of control signals, it is a well-suited choice for many applications. Applications include alarms and indicators, lighting and fan control in automotive and domestic applications, motor control circuits, and educational boards. The G2A-434A-N DC6 operates on a two-pole, single-throw configuration, and features good insulation performance for reliable electrical isolation.

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