Phoenix Contact DIN Rail Power Relay, 24V ac Coil, 8.5A Switching Current, DPDT

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794-3692
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2903313
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Phoenix Contact
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Brand

Phoenix Contact

Coil Voltage

24V ac

Contact Configuration

DPDT

Mounting Type

DIN Rail

Switching Current

8.5A

Number of Poles

2

Series

RIF-2-RPT-LV-24AC/2X21

Latching

No

Terminal Type

Plug In

Maximum Switching Voltage AC

440V ac

Maximum Switching Voltage DC

250V dc

Length

43mm

Coil Resistance

158 Ω

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Contact Material

Silver Alloy

Maximum Operating Temperature

+60°C

Life

10000000 (Mechanical) cycles

Height

111mm

Depth

90mm

Maximum Switching Power DC

660 W

Maximum Switching Power AC

4 kVA

Application

Power

RIF2 Power Relay Module


Professional range of power relays that come with a base, suppressor and retaining bracket that benefits from a universal plug in design.

Features & Benefits


Easy wiring due to push in connection technology
Easy handling and extension of range
Plug in display/suppressor module
AC and DC versions
2 and 4 contact options
Yellow LED indicator
Varistor or damping diode protective circuit

What is a non-latching relay and how do they work?


A relay is an electrical switch that is operated by electrical pulses, their primary function is to open and close a circuit. When power passes through a circuit, a relay switches position (usually from NC to NO) using an internal coil which generates a magnetic force. This force then holds the relay in a NO position, when the current is switched off the relay returns to the NC position. This function is what makes these non-latching relays perfect for push-button applications such as keyboards and micro-controller input buttons.

A little more info


Non-latching relays support a range of signal characteristics, ranging from low voltage or current to high voltage or current and from DC to GHz frequencies.

What is the difference between a latching relay and a non-latching relay?


When a latching relay operates its contacts, the relay holds its position, even when the supply of its operating coil has been disconnected. When a non-latching relay operates its contacts, the relay will reset automatically once the supply of its coil is disconnected through the internal spring mechanism.

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