G6H-2-F-DC6

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Signal relays are components within a circuit which can provide a switch between two different circuits without the need to use mechanical or human interactions. Loosely put, signal relays are electricity conducting switches which can be turned off or on to allow connection or disconnection of two different circuits or electronic loads. Signal relays are one of the most commonly used types of relays, and come in many varieties depending on the amperage capacity, form factor, mounting position, application field etc. One of the most popular types of signal relays is the G6H-2-F-DC6 signal relay, which has a capacity of up to 2 Amps and is used in numerous application fields.

The G6H-2-F-DC6 signal relay is a compact, cost-effective relay designed for use with circuits requiring up to 2A current switching. It can typically provide 8 million switching operations for a DC current of 2A, with a maximum voltage of 24V DC. Its nominal coil and contact resistance are both less than 10Ohms, and it has a storage temperature range of -40 to +85 Degrees Celsius. Since it is a miniature size module, it can easily fit into applications with tight confines. Its plastic material ensures excellent insulation, and its contents are RoHS compliant.

The G6H-2-F-DC6 signal relay is typically used in automation, and security systems, allowing for a branch of an electrical circuit which can be controlled by external interactions or signals. The most common signal type which is used to control the G6H-2-F-DC6 relay is electricity, and hence, it is commonly used to connect two different circuits for a specific period of time. It is also used in industrial applications, such as controlling alarms and fans, for example.

The G6H-2-F-DC6 signal relay uses a four-terminal system for operation. It consists of the coil, the Common (COM), the Normally Open (NO) and the Normally Closed (NC) terminals. The Common terminal is usually the reference point and is where the input of the signal is connected. The coil is where the electricity is powered, and when this electricity is applied, the other two terminals (NO and NC) act as an open switch for the input connected the Common terminal. Once the electricity is disconnected, the two terminals switch over to their installation set position.

The G6H-2-F-DC6 signal relays are extremely rugged and have low contact transient voltages. Their size and cost-effectiveness make them a popular choice in numerous application fields, and their ability to quickly switch signal inputs makes them ideal for industrial use. With all of the advantages of this type of signal relays, it is no wonder that the G6H-2-F-DC6 variety is one of the most popular signal relays out there.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference