G2R-14-T130 DC12

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Power relays are used to control the flow of electricity in various applications requiring large amounts of electrical current. Specifically, G2R-14-T130 DC12 power relays are designed to be durable in extreme conditions and reliably control current up to 12 amps. These power relays are also able to operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to 70°C (-40°F to 158°F).

Generally speaking, power relays consist of both switch and contact points. The switch is used to control the flow of current while the contact points form an electrical connection between the switch and the circuit that needs to be powered. To ensure maximum efficiency, power relays also contain a coil; applying current to the coil causes it to create an electromagnetic field which, in turn, activates the switch.

In the case of the G2R-14-T130 DC12 power relay, the switch is composed of a premium-quality synthetic resin and is resin-sealed (molded) to ensure maximum protection from the elements. The contact points are silver-plated to maximize contact effectiveness and have a total number of 3 (two normally open and one normally closed). The coil is composed of high-tenacity wire with a single winding and a height of 28.7 millimeters (1.13 inches).

Applications for the G2R-14-T130 DC12 power relay include motor starting, welding machine control, contactors, solenoids, and industrial lighting. The versatility and strength of this relay make it ideal for use in these environments which require a reliable and durable power source.

Working Principle of G2R-14-T130 DC12 Power Relays

When the coil of the G2R-14-T130 DC12 power relay is energized, an electromagnetic field is created on the inside of the relay switch. This causes the contact points to move and creates an electrical connection. Once the coil is de-energized, the electromagnetic field will dissipate and the contact points will move back to their original position. This process is called “actuation” and is necessary for the G2R-14-T130 DC12 power relay to work.

When actuation occurs, the switch is closed and the current flow can then be controlled. The control of current flow is a process referred to as “switching” and is the foundation of all electronic devices. It is through the actuation of switches that both AC and DC current can be effectively and responsibly used in a variety of applications.

The G2R-14-T130 DC12 power relay is an excellent choice for environments requiring a reliable, durable, and efficient power source. The switch is made of premium-quality synthetic resin, contact points are silver-plated, and the coil is composed of high-tenacity wire. This makes the G2R-14-T130 DC12 power relay ideal for applications such as motor starting, welding machines, contactors, solenoids, and more.

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