G2R-1-SN AC110(S)

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Power relays are devices which are used to control, automate, or protect electrically powered equipment by performing a wide range of different types of switch operations. These devices simplify the process of switching electrical sources on and off; however, because of their sensitive and precise nature, it is important to select the right kind of relay for each particular application. The G2R-1-SN AC110(S) power relay is an ideal choice for many applications, due to its flexibility, reliability, and efficiency.

The G2R-1-SN AC110(S) is a single pole, single throw (SPST) normally closed relay, which means that when the circuit is off, the contacts are normally closed. It is rated for AC use, specifically at the 110 volt range; however, it is good for up to 240 volts of resistance. The maximum current load it can support is 15 amps with full load, and 20 amps with inrush. It is also rated for a signal current of 1 amp and contains a built-in snubber circuit, making it suitable for both DC and AC motors.

The G2R-1-SN AC110(S) is a combination of mechanical and electronic components, which allow it to carry up to 15 amps of current at 110 volts. The relay consists of a set of contacts and a coil, which are connected to an armature mechanism and a template. This template contains an electronic circuit with a coil and other components, which holds current in the coil when the contacts are closed. When a voltage is applied to the coil, the armature is activated (overcoming the strength of the spring) and completes the circuit with the contacts open. When the voltage is removed from the coil, the armature is released (returned to its original position) and the contacts will close, turning the circuit on.

The G2R-1-SN AC110(S) power relay is an ideal choice for many applications, due to its flexibility, reliability, and efficiency. It is fitted with UL Class F (155°C) insulation for improved safety and protection of the equipment under control, and has a wide range of contacts types available, including low-energy and snap-acting versions. It can also withstand high-frequency and high-temperature operating environments, making it a suitable option for many industrial and commercial applications. The flexibility and its cost-effectiveness make it a great choice for applications requiring current loads of over 2 amps.

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