KUMP-7D58-72

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Power relays have been around since the late nineteenth century, providing industrial and commercial applications with reliable and efficient power control. The KUMP-7D58-72 is a modern-day power relay designed for applications where reliable power control is required. This power relay is rated to handle currents higher than 2 amps and is typically used in applications where large amounts of current need to be switched.

The KUMP-7D58-72 power relay is a multi-contact design with five contacts. This allows a single relay to control multiple circuits at the same time. The contacts are made from a copper alloy and are pre-tinned to ensure low contact resistance and excellent reliability. The relay has a wide operating temperature range, from -40 to +85 degrees Celsius, and is able to withstand short duration overloads of up to nine times the rated load.

The KUMP-7D58-72 has an operating principle of double coil latching. When a current is applied to one of the coils, the metal armature obstructs the second contact which activates the relay. When the current is removed, the metal armature moves back enabling the second contact to close. A brief surge of energy due to the contacts making or breaking is held back by a capacitor. This ensures a stable operation and extends the life of the relay.

The KUMP-7D58-72 can be used as a power switch, main breaker, or other circuit controller. It is also suitable for use in high voltage and high current applications such as motor control, HVAC control, and industrial machinery. The KUMP-7D58-72 is capable of switching loads of up to 10 amps and is reliable over a wide temperature range. With its low contact resistance, high overload ratings, and double coil latching design, the KUMP-7D58-72 is a great choice for power control applications that require reliable operation.

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