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News Release from: Tyco Electronics UK | Subject: RF series
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 08 June 2004
Power relay has white goods aspirations
Rated at 16A and with a maximum switching capacity of 4kVA, the RF series of power relays is aimed at domestic appliance applications such as oven controls and heating as well as power supplies.
Rated at 16A and with a maximum switching capacity of 4000VA, Tyco Electronics' new RF series of power relays is targeted at domestic appliance applications such as oven controls, microwaves and heating, as well as power supplies Faston terminals, included for the load side, are available as either vertical or horizontal fixing
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 7 Feb 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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RF Faston power relays feature a coil power of 400mW and reinforced insulation in accordance with EN61810, 60335 and 60730.
The WG version is fabricated using materials in accordance with the new IEC60335-1 clause 30 requirements, especially important for applications in domestic appliances.
Operating temperature range is -40 to +105C, mechanical life is 30 million cycles, and operate/release time is 10ms.
"This single pole 16A relay series is designed to meet the key requirements of white goods equipment makers, combining excellent power handling and temperature characteristics with compact size and convenient connection terminals", comments Relay Product Manager, Steve Pilgrim. Request a free brochure from Tyco Electronics UK ...
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