SFS6-DC12V

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Power relays are electromechanical switching components that are used in switching circuits to control the operation of an appliance or device circuit. When the switch is activated, the relay will activate to open or close the circuit, depending on the type of device or appliance. This type of relay is usually connected to a circuit board or other circuit-level component to control the switching of the circuit. The SFS6-DC12V Power Relay is a type of power relay that is used for switching circuits requiring more than 2 Amps.

The SFS6-DC12V Power Relay is a 6-pole, double-break, Form C, 12V DC coil relay. It is a DIN-rail mountable device that features a built-in surge suppressor, allowing it to handle up to 25A. Its double-break, or make-break, design allows for two independent circuits to be switched on or off at the same time. It is commonly used in industrial automation systems, HVAC systems, and motor drives.

The working principle of the SFS6-DC12V Power Relay is relatively simple. When the current flows through the coil terminal, a magnetic field is created which then causes the armature to move. This motion of the armature in turn flips the switch, connecting or disconnecting the circuit. The amount of current needed to activate the relay is known as the “pull-in” current. When the current stops flowing, the magnetic field is released and the armature returns to its original position, thus returning the relay to its original state.

In terms of application field, the SFS6-DC12V Power Relay can be used for controlling lighting, motor speed, and boiler temperature. It is also commonly used in safety devices such as fire alarm systems, gate safety systems, and security systems. Additionally, it can be used in alarm systems, home automation and smart devices, electrical power distribution, and power plant control systems.

The SFS6-DC12V Power Relay is a reliable and cost-effective solution for switching circuits and controlling operations requiring more than 2 Amps. Its double-break make-break design allows for two independent circuits to be switched at the same time. It is commonly used in industrial automation systems, HVAC systems, motor drives, safety systems, home automation and smart devices, distant power distribution systems, and power plant control systems.

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