HP4-L-AC200V

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Power relays are a type of electrical switch that is used in various industrial applications. They are used to control the flow of electricity from one circuit to another. The HP4-L-AC200V relay is a power relay that can be used to enable or disable electrical current for various applications. It has an electrical rating of 4A at 200VAC and is UL approved.

The HP4-L-AC200V relay can be used in a variety of applications, such as HVAC/R, motor control, process control, and other industrial and commercial applications. In HVAC/R applications, it can be used to control the power to air conditioning, heat pump, and refrigeration units. In motor control applications, it can be used to control the power to electric motors. In process control applications, it can be used to control the power to various industrial processes. It is suitable for use in both AC and DC circuits.

The HP4-L-AC200V relay features a 1 Form A SPDT contact configuration with a silver cadmium oxide contact material. The relay has a nominal DC coil voltage of 12V, and the electrical lifetime of the relay is up to 50,000 operations. The contact terminal screw with an M3 thread is used to secure the electric connection. The insulation level is Class F.

The working principle of the HP4-L-AC200V relay is relatively simple. When the coil of the relay is energized by an AC or DC voltage source, a magnetic field is created that acts to close or open the contacts. The contacts are what enable or disable the flow of electrical current in the circuit. When the coil is de-energized, the magnetic field collapses, and the contacts revert back to their original state.

The HP4-L-AC200V relay is UL approved and is suitable for use in numerous industrial and commercial applications. It features a 1 Form A SPDT contact configuration and a silver cadmium oxide contact material. It has a nominal DC coil voltage of 12V and a electrical lifetime of up to 50,000 operations. The working principle of the relay is relatively simple — when the coil is energized, a magnetic field is created that acts to open or close the contacts, thus enabling or disabling the flow of electrical current.

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