FINDER PCB Relay, 10A SPCO, 12V DC
Compact FINDER PCB relay with 10A SPCO contacts for 12V DC control circuits. DIN Rail mountable with socket.
The FINDER PCB Relay is a high-quality electrical switching solution designed for integration into printed circuit boards (PCBs). This relay features a 10A switching capacity and operates on a 12V DC supply, making it suitable for a wide range of low-voltage applications.
Key Features
- Contact Configuration: SPCO (Single Pole Changeover) provides versatile switching options
- Coil Resistance: 300 ohm ensures efficient power consumption
- Mounting: Can be DIN Rail mounted with the relevant socket for flexible installation
This relay offers reliable performance in industrial and commercial settings, providing a compact and efficient solution for electrical control circuits.
- Industrial control systems
- Automation equipment
- PCB circuit designs
- Electrical distribution panels
- Contact Configuration: SPCO
- Coil Resistance: 300 ohm
- Rated Current: 10A
- Operating Voltage: 12V DC
- Weight: 20g
- Mounting: PCB (DIN Rail with socket)
Always follow local regulations and product guidance. Use appropriate PPE.
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