MGN1C-DC75

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MGN1C-DC75 are power relays that can be used in a variety of applications. They are rated for more than 2 amperes of current and are suitable for most power switching and control applications. The MGN1C-DC75 power relays offer a wide range of features and benefits. They are available in several voltage and amperage ratings to meet your specific needs.

Features

MGN1C-DC75 power relays have several features that make them an ideal choice for many applications. They have a two-pole normally closed configuration with four ducts, offering high switching capacity. They are designed with a mechanical flag structure and have a maximum switching power of 1 kilowatt with a maximum operating temperature of 80°C. They are available in both standard and miniature packages. The relay also has a low power consumption, a long life-span and a reliable performance.

Working Principle

MGN1C-DC75 relays use an electromechanical relay design. When electric current passes through the coil, it produces a magnetic field which causes a snap action switch. This switch triggers the contact points of the relay, allowing the current to flow or enable a control circuit. The relay may also be used as a input or output device to control other circuits.

Application Fields

MGN1C-DC75 relays can be used in a variety of applications. These include industrial control systems, security systems, HVAC systems, lighting systems, and more. They are suitable for switch and control applications with a power rating of over 2 amperes. They are also used in motor control systems, such as power switches and starter relays.

Advantages

MGN1C-DC75 relays offer a number of advantages over traditional relays. They have a low power consumption, resulting in energy savings. They also have a long life span and are reliable, making them suitable for long-term use. The contact points are also designed to reduce the risk of arcing, which can damage or reduce the current capacity of the relay. Finally, the mechanical flag structure prevents accidental shorting of the contacts.

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