RP412012

The RP412012 relay is a Class F power relay; rated for switching currents above 2 amperes. It is a powerful, precise, and reliable switching device used in a variety of applications in a variety of industries, from construction to manufacturing.

The RP412012 is a latching-type relay. A latching relay has two states: engaged and disengaged. It can switch from one to the other with a sustained current pulse, such as from a push-button or overload circuit. The advantage of this type of relay is that the contacts rest in one of the two states without the need for a constant presence of input current, which saves power. This makes the RP412012 a great option for applications where power draw can be a concern.

The RP412012 relay contacts are designed to handle high currents. It is capable of controlling a maximum 12VDC current rating of 8 A and a maximum of 250 VAC. It has a maximum switching voltage of 280 VDC and a minimum switching voltage of 4.5 VDC. For protection against short circuits, it includes an internal arc-suppression diode. The relay also has a high coil resistance of 530 Ω, making it more efficient than other similarly rated relays.

The RP412012 relay has a wide variety of applications. It can be used for switching on electrical appliances, for controlling lights, or for interfacing with other circuits. It can also be used in control systems to switch high currents or multiple devices. It is ideal for tasks such as high-speed loads and motor control, interfacing computer applications, and more.

The RP412012 relay is a reliable and precise switching device that is ideal for high current applications. It has an internal arc-suppression diode for protection against short circuits and a high coil resistance of 530 Ω for greater efficiency. This makes it a great choice for any application where a powerful latching-type relay is needed.