KUP93-14A13-24

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Power relays have become widely used for switching in a variety of applications. In this article, we will focus on KUP93-14A13-24 power relays, which are designed to switch current over 2 Amps. These relays are part of the KUP93 family of power relays, which are manufactured by Krippendorff Electronic GmbH.

The KUP93-14A13-24 power relay is a DIN-rail mountable device with a 24 Volt AC/DC rated voltage. It is a normally open (NO) single-coil latching relay with a normally closed (NC) single-coil latching contact. It is also equipped with two independent bistable switches, one for each contact, and has a built-in auxiliary contact.

This power relay is mainly used for applications with high switching power requirements, such as motor and lighting control, where the need for a relay with high contact capacity and high switching power is important. It is also used in applications where alternate switching or two-way switching is required, such as AC circuits and remote control systems.

The working principle of the KUP93-14A13-24 power relay is based on an electromagnet. When an electrical current is passed through the coil, an electromagnet is created that attracts the movable armature, which forces the contacts to close or open depending on the current\'s polarity. The relay is designed to operate at temperatures up to 75°C (167°F), and its switching capacity is 2 Amps at 30V AC, 1.2 Amps at 24V DC.

In summary, KUP93-14A13-24 power relays are used in applications with high switching power requirements for controlling motors and lighting, as well as in applications where two-way switching is needed. Its working principle is based on an electromagnet, and it can switch currents up to 2 Amps at 30V AC or 1.2 Amps at 24V DC. Given its advantages and reliability, these power relays are a great choice for a variety of applications.

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