RTB34018

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Power relays are electrical switches designed to switch a current on or off remotely and are commonly used to control circuits that are too powerful to be switched directly. The Schneider Electric RTB34018 is an example of such a power relay, and it provides a cost-effective solution for connecting multiple high-power circuits and controlling them from a central location. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the Schneider Electric RTB34018.

The RTB34018 is designed for industrial applications where remote switching of high-power circuits is desired. It can be used to control up to 200 different circuits, each with a current rating of over 2 amperes. It is suitable for applications such as:

• Controlling large manufacturing processes
• Switchgear control for power utilities
• Industrial automation
• Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems
• Octopus energy systems

The RTB34018 is designed to provide a secure and reliable method of remote circuit switching. It uses two contacts to switch the circuit on and off- one for normally open, and one for normally closed. This creates a failsafe, redundant switching system, as neither contact can fail without the other providing a switchable fail-state for the circuit. This makes the device ideal for use in mission-critical circuits, where any failure could have disastrous consequences.

The RTB34018 can be operated by remote control, allowing it to be used in a variety of applications. The device has two basic options for remote control: using a built-in push button, or using an external relay. The built-in push button allows for a single pulse of power to be sent to the device, triggering it to switch the circuit on or off. The external relay option allows for more complex control, as it can be set up for on/off switching, or for independent switching of each of the 200 circuits. This gives the user greater control over the circuits in the system and allows them to be switched individually as required.

The RTB34018 is designed to handle currents of up to 10 amperes. It is designed to be reliable and safe in operation, with a rating of 250 volts AC, 50 Hz, and 10 amperes. It is also designed to be durable, with a rated life of 50,000 switched operations. This means that, despite its low cost, the device can handle a significant workload without failing.

The working principle of the RTB34018 is relatively simple. When power is applied to the device, it produces an electromagnetic field, which causes the contacts to close. This closes the circuit and powers whatever device(s) are connected to it. When the power is removed, the magnetic field collapses, and the contacts open, interrupting the circuit. This process can be repeated up to 50,000 times without failing.

The RTB34018 is a cost-effective power relay that is ideal for use in industrial applications. It is rated for up to 200 circuits, each with a current rating of over 2 amperes, and can be operated remotely using either a push button or a separate relay. It is designed to be reliable and durable, with a rated working life of 50,000 operations. Its relatively simple principle of operation allows it to provide reliable switching for a wide range of applications.

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