G8ND-2-DC12 Relays

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Automotive relays are widely used in a variety of applications, such as remote starting systems, security systems, auxiliary power devices, and control systems. The G8ND-2-DC12 is a 12100-ohm DPDT (Double Pole Double Throw) relay that offers the highest current capacity in its class. This makes it ideal for heavy-duty automotive applications such as vehicle starting circuits, DC motor switching, charging systems, and rear window defrosting systems.

The G8ND-2-DC12 relay is an electromechanical device that is triggered by an electrical current. An electromagnet is connected to the relay which applies a magnetic field to the armature of the relay. This causes the armature to move and make or break the circuit. The relay has a 120 volt AC current input and a 12 amp maximum load. When the relay is energized, it switches the current from one of the two contacts to the other contact.

The G8ND-2-DC12 relay has two operating states: Normally Open (NO) and Normally Closed (NC). The NO state is when the relay remains open, even when the electromagnet is energized. The NC state is when the relay remains closed, even when the electromagnet is energized. This allows the relay to be used for two different circuits in a single application. In addition, the relay also features a built-in diode to protect against back EMF.

The G8ND-2-DC12 relay is designed to provide a cost-effective solution for automotive applications that require a reliable, high current rating. The relay is easy to install and can be wired to a switch or connected directly to a power source. Additionally, the relay can be used with a wide variety of switches, sensors, and control systems.

The G8ND-2-DC12 relay is designed to provide a cost-effective, reliable solution for a variety of automotive applications. The relay is rated for a 12 amp maximum load and has a 120 volt AC current input. It features two operating states (NO and NC), as well as a built-in diode to protect against back EMF. The relay is easy to install and can be connected to a switch or directly to a power source. Additionally, it can be used with a wide variety of switches, sensors, and control systems.

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