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Maximum AC Switching Voltage:

Maximum DC Switching Voltage:

Dielectric Strength (Isolation Voltage):

Maximum Current:

RF Application Rated?

Pole Specifications:

Throw Specifications:

Normally Open (NO):

Normally Closed (NC):

Changeover (CO):

Make Time (Operate Time):

Break Time (Release Time):

AC Coil Voltage:

DC Coil Voltage:

Coil Nominal AC Power:

Coil Nominal DC Power:

Coil Resistance:

Mounting:

Isolation Method:

Features:

Operating Temperature:

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Performance
   Maximum AC Switching Voltage       This is the maximum AC switching voltage. 
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   Maximum DC Switching Voltage       This is the maximum DC switching voltage. 
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   Dielectric Strength (Isolation Voltage)       The American Standards Association (ASA) defines dielectric strength (isolation voltage) as the maximum potential gradient a material can withstand without rupture. 
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   Maximum Current       This is the maximum continuous current allowable across the relay output terminals under the specified heat dissipation and ambient temperature conditions. Generally, AC current is specified in RMS units. Maximum current is also known as the maximum switching voltage range, or the maximum switching current. 
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   RF Application Rated       Relays can switch frequencies in the RF range. This may include de-rating from a voltage that can be switched at DC or low frequencies. 
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Additional Specs
   Pole Specifications       
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   Single Pole (SP)       Single pole (SP) relays have a single, moveable lever with a contact at the end. 
   Double Pole (DP)       Double pole (DP) relays consist of two, single-pole contacts that are concurrently actuated by the same mechanical system and operation. Typically, the first line is hot and the second is neutral. 
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   Throw Specifications       
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   Single Throw       Single throw (ST) relays have a pair of contacts that are open in one position and closed in the other. 
   Double Throw       Double throw (DT) relays have three contacts. In one position, the first is in contact with the second, but not the third. In the other relay position, the connection is reversed. 
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   Normally Open (NO)       With normally open (NO) devices, the relay contact pair is open when the coil is not energized. 
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   Normally Closed (NC)       With normally closed (NC) devices, the relay contact pair is closed when the coil is not energized. 
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   Changeover (CO)       Changeover relays typically have one set of Form C contacts and are single-pole, double-throw (SPDT) devices. 
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   Make Time (Operate Time)       Make time (operate time, pick-up time) is the time required from actuation to the full current-carrying state. 
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   Break Time (Release Time)       Break time (release time, drop-out time) is the time from deactivation to the open state. 
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Coil Ratings
   AC Coil Voltage       This is the AC voltage rating of the relay actuation coil.  
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   DC Coil Voltage       This is the DC voltage rating of the relay actuation coil. 
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   Coil Nominal AC Power       Coil nominal AC power is measured in volt amperes (VA). 
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   Coil Nominal DC Power       Coil nominal DC power is measured in watts (W). 
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   Coil Resistance       The resistance of the actuation coil is measured in ohms (Ω). 
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Mounting
   Mounting       
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   Bracket (Flange) Mount       The relay is equipped with a flange. Typically, this flange is installed by bolting the unit to a matching flange that is welded to a corresponding wall. 
   DIN Rail       The relay is equipped with a fastener that can attach to a DIN rail. 
   Panel       The relay can be mounted in or on a panel. 
   PC Board       The relay can be mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB). 
   Socket or Plug-in Style       The relay can be mounted in a socket or on a printed circuit board (PCB). 
   Other       Other unlisted mounting styles. 
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General Specifications
   Isolation Method       
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   Air Insulated       Air is used as the dielectric. 
   Gas Filled       Devices use a gas mixture as the dielectric. 
   Reed Relay       Reed relays can switch devices, such as solenoids, contactors, and starter motors. 
   Vacuum       Devices use a vacuum as the dielectric. 
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   Features       
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   Sealed Relay       Relays are sealed to prevent the ingress of contaminants, water, etc.    
   Latching Relay       Relays are used for latching applications (e.g. latching limit controllers). 
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Environment
   Operating Temperature       This is the full-required range of ambient operating temperature. This represents the surrounding air temperature limits. 
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