HC1E-PL-AC12V-F

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Power relays, over 2 amps, are electromechanical control relays that typically feature an electromagnet coil, multiple contacts, contact base and an actuator, which cooperates with the armature through the helical torsion spring. HC1E-PL-AC12V-F is such a kind of power relay and here is its application field and working principle.

Application Field

HC1E-PL-AC12V-F is a power relay designed for use in different circuit networks and applications. As a 12V relay it is often used in DC circuits for general purpose applications, including in automobiles, home appliances, security systems, computer hard drives, and industry machinery. It is also often used for automatic switch control for AC systems up to a rated voltage of 250V and rated current of 16A.

Working Principle

HC1E-PL-AC12V-F works by first accepting an input pulse of electricity. This input serves as a trigger and causes the relay\'s solenoid to create a magnetic field, which pulls in the armature of the relay. The armature then snaps into the contacts of the relay, closing the circuit and allowing current to flow through the relay. The current then passes through the relay and creates a coil field that interacts with the spring to reset the armature, which then opens the circuit and stops the current flow. This process can be repeated multiple times depending on the environment and the needs of the circuit.

HC1E-PL-AC12V-F power relay can be used in a wide variety of purposes, including control systems, switching between circuits, and even in home automation systems. It offers an impressive reliability and can handle a large voltage range, making it an ideal choice for many applications. With its excellent features and applications, HC1E-PL-AC12V-F is the perfect power relay for those who are looking for a reliable and flexible control solution.

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