G5NB1AEHADC12BYOMZNA

Power Relays, Over 2 Amps

G5NB-1A-E-H-D-C-12BYOMZNA, typically referred to as a power relay, is an electrical device used mainly for the purpose of switching large amounts of power across a circuit. Power relays are used in many electrical systems, including home alarm systems, electrical utility grids, and industrial automation equipment. The power relays often employ switching technologies, such as solid state relays, optical relays, and vacuum relays.

Application Field of G5NB-1A-E-H-D-C-12BYOMZNA

G5NB-1A-E-H-D-C-12BYOMZNA relays are mainly used when controlling high-power, high-voltage circuits and loads. They are capable of switching up to 2 amps of current. The relays are most commonly used in industrial automation and home alarm applications.

Working Principle of G5NB-1A-E-H-D-C-12BYOMZNA

G5NB-1A-E-H-D-C-12BYOMZNA relays use a simple principle of "make-before-break". This means that when a signal is sent to the relay, it first makes (or opens) the circuit, and then breaks (or closes) the circuit. This allows the relay to switch large amounts of power without the need for over-current protection devices. The relay operates in two stages: the make operating stage and the break operating stage. In the make stage, the switch contacts open and the make coil is energized, causing the contacts to make (or open) the circuit. In the break stage, the switch contacts close and the break coil is energized, resulting in the contacts breaking (or closing) the circuit.

Power relays, such as G5NB-1A-E-H-D-C-12BYOMZNA, provide excellent control over high-current, high-voltage circuits and loads. They are an essential component in many industrial systems, home alarm systems, and other electrical applications where power control is required.