TX2SA-L-5V-TH

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Whether for large commercial facilities, commercial buildings, industrial production processes, or residential buildings, power relays have played a key role in providing electrical protection for various applications. The TX2SA-L-5V-TH is a power relay that is designed to handle electrical loads over two amperes. In this article, we will look at the application field and working principle of the TX2SA-L-5V-TH.

The TX2SA-L-5V-TH is a general purpose relay designed for use in medium voltage applications. It is available in a variety of voltage classes, from 15A to 80A. It can be applied in a variety of switching applications, such as electric motor control, heating and ventilation systems, HVAC systems, refrigerators, and much more. It is also suitable for use in transducer, solenoid, transformer, and contactor control systems.

The TX2SA-L-5V-TH has a double throw, single pole, normally open, hermetically sealed construction which makes it especially suitable for use in extremely harsh environmental conditions. It has a pull-in voltage of 5V, a hold-in voltage of 1V, and minimum ON and OFF time of 8 milliseconds each. It has a high shock and vibration resistance with a contact rating of 10W and a maximum current of 6A.

The working principle of the TX2SA-L-5V-TH is based on a solenoid and plunger system. When the plunger is released from its locked position, the TX2SA-L-5V-TH will open or close its electrical contacts. A strong magnetic field generated by the coil causes an electromagnet to be attracted to the plunger, pulling it into the unlocked position. This opens or closes the electrical contacts of the relay, depending on the polarity of the voltage applied to the coil.

In conclusion, the TX2SA-L-5V-TH is a power relay designed for electrical loads over two amperes. It is suitable for use in various switching applications, particularly in harsh environmental conditions. Its working principle is based on a solenoid and plunger system, which enables it to open and close its contacts upon activation.

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