G2RL-14-E DC5

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Power relays are a type of contactor that act as a switch to activate or deactivate a current or voltage. The Omron G2RL-14-E DC5 is an example of a power relay that is rated for currents and voltages up to 2 amps and 5 Volts, respectively. This particular model offers many features that make it useful in a variety of applications. Here, we will discuss the application fields and working principle of the G2RL-14-E DC5 power relay.

Application Field for the G2RL-14-E DC5

The G2RL-14-E DC5 power relay is a popular choice for a variety of applications, from low-current operations up to 2 amps of current. Some of its more common applications include switching power supplies, LED or light circuits, motor control systems, electrical control systems, and other similar applications.

The G2RL-14-E DC5 is especially well-suited for applications with limited space, as its dimensions are only 12.7 mm W x 31.5 mm L x 18.3 mm H, making it suitable for installation in confined spaces.

Working Principle of the G2RL-14-E DC5

The working principle of the G2RL-14-E DC5 power relay can be divided into two parts: the electrical circuit and the mechanical motion.

When a current or voltage is applied to the relay, the control circuit will open or close the electrical contact, thus activating or deactivating the circuit. This is done by a coil, which moves the contact arm when current is applied. When the contact arm is in the open position, the relay is in the open state, and when the contact arm is in the closed position, the relay is in the closed state.

In the G2RL-14-E DC5, the contact arm is moved using a solenoid coil, which generates a magnetic field when a current is applied. This magnetic field causes the contact arm to move, thus open or closing the electrical circuit.

The G2RL-14-E DC5 also has an optional mechanical locking mechanism, which prevents the contact arm from being moved when a current is applied. This feature ensures reliable switching performance even in environments with mechanical stress, vibration, or shock.

Conclusion

In summary, the G2RL-14-E DC5 power relay is a popular choice for many applications due to its small size, reliable switching performance, and optional mechanical locking mechanism. Its working principle is based on an electrical circuit and a solenoid coil, which causes the contact arm to move and thus open and close the electrical circuit.

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