TE Connectivity CII Series Interface Relay Module, Board, 26.5V dc Coil, SPDT

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Kr. 11 397,79

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Kr. 14 247,24

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RS Stock No.:
501-197
Mfr. Part No.:
1617087-1
Brand:
TE Connectivity
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Brand

TE Connectivity

Product Type

Interface Relay Module

Coil Voltage

26.5V dc

Coil Resistance

700Ω

Contact Configuration

SPDT

Mount Type

Board

Series

CII

Terminal Type

Solder Pin

Switching DC Voltage

26.5V dc

Minimum Operating Temperature

65°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

125°C

Standards/Approvals

No

Non Compliant with RoHS

COO (Country of Origin):
US
The TE Connectivity general purpose signal relay is designed to deliver reliable performance in DC applications. Offering a non-polarised, monostable configuration, it boasts a 1 Form C SPDT-CO setup, making it ideal for various control and signalling functions. With a sturdy construction and hermetically sealed enclosure, it is built to endure challenging environments, ensuring a prolonged lifespan and consistent operation. Its high contact current rating and optimal coil voltage provide excellent efficiency, while its board mount design facilitates easy integration into diverse applications. This relay stands out for its capability to handle demanding conditions, including significant temperature variations and vibration resistance, making it a robust choice for engineers and designers alike.

Designed to operate reliably in a wide range of temperatures

Hermetically sealed to protect against environmental hazards

Features a compact board mount design for flexible installation

Non-polarised, monostable magnetic system enhances versatility

Shock and vibration resistant, ensuring durability in tough applications

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