G6K-2G-Y-TR DC9 Relays

Signal relays are a group of miniaturized electrical switch components, typically a form of electromagnetic switch, designed to manage weak electric signals. The G6K-2G-Y-TR DC9 is one of the popular models in the family, especially suited for use in low-amperage switching services. Its basic working principle is to use the flux of an electromagnet to produce a mechanical action to initiate or interfere with the flow of electric current in a circuit. The G6K-2G-Y-TR DC9 can handle up to 2 A current and is suitable for those applications that require switching in a short time.

The G6K-2G-Y-TR DC9 remains in its standby state unless it is activated by a control signal. A control signal is usually provided by an electromechanical switch, also known as a trigger, which is responsible for creating a flux within the relay’s electromagnet. As the result, the relay is energized and the electric current is passed through the load. Once the control is removed, the relay de-energizes and the current is cut off from the load.

The G6K-2G-Y-TR DC9 is broadly used in a variety of industries and operations such as switching high voltages, controlling motors or signals, and switching in electronic circuits. These relays are able to operate on medium to low voltage DC power and are suitable for general switching applications that require a fast response time. They are also able to handle a wide variety of common inputs such as zero-striped or direct DC voltage and alternating current.

The G6K-2G-Y-TR DC9 is designed with a sealed enclosure and a pilot-light illuminating a blue LED inside. This provides a visual indication of the current state of the switch, providing further convenience where needed. It is also designed with self-latching functionality to keep the switch in either open or closed states. The G6K-2G-Y-TR DC9 is robust and reliable, with a rated maximum temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.

The G6K-2G-Y-TR DC9 signal relay is versatile and reliable, making it ideal for a variety of applications. Its low current utilization ability makes it suitable for those applications requiring frequent power cycling operations. Regardless of the application, this signal relay is the perfect choice for providing reliable and swift switching operations.