MK3PNV-5-S-AC110

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The MK3PNV-5-S-AC110 is a power relay designed specifically for use in applications dealing with power over 2 amps. It is designed to provide a reliable connection between two circuits and to reduce unwanted transient voltage and reduce noise. 

Application Field

The application field of the MK3PNV-5-S-AC110 is vast and it can be found in a variety of different industries such as industrial machinery, HVAC, medical machinery, and gaming. It is also widely used in high voltage applications where a reliable connection between circuits is essential. Its reliable contact construction makes it perfect for use in high current applications, meaning it can also be used in automotive, consumer electronics, and industrial production.

Working Principle

The MK3PNV-5-S-AC110 is a three-pole normally-open power relay. It features a robust design consisting of an electromagnet and a switch which closes when the relay is triggered. The switch then opens when the power is removed from the electromagnet. The electromagnet is activated by applying power to the contacts. This activates the relay and closes the switch, providing a connection between two circuits. To reduce noise and unwanted transient voltage, the contacts are protected with surge suppression components.

The MK3PNV-5-S-AC110 is capable of carrying a maximum voltage of up to 5 amps and can handle a maximum current of 40 amps. It also features a high switching speed and an insulated housing for added safety and durability. It also has a long service life, rated up to 5 million times, meaning it can easily withstand the rigors of long-term use.

The MK3PNV-5-S-AC110 is a reliable and versatile power relay for applications dealing with power over 2 amps. Its robust construction and surge suppression components make it well-suited for use in high current applications and it is capable of providing a reliable connection between two circuits while keeping noise and unwanted transient voltage to a minimum.

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