Product category: Electromechanical Components
News Release from: Easby Electronics | Subject: Schrack XT series
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 8 January 2007
Plug-in relays claim power savings
Easby Electronics has a new range of interface plug-in power relays for panel board and industrial applications as an extension to the successful range of Schrack RT relays
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Easby Electronics has a new range of interface plug-in power relays for panel board and industrial applications from Tyco Electronics as an extension to the successful range of Schrack RT relays. The new XT series plug-in relays include one pole (one changeover contact, 16A rated current) and two pole (two changeover contacts, 8A rated current) versions.
They have very low coil power of only 400mW for the DC coil version and only 750mVA for the AC coil version making the new XT devices the most power saving plug-in relays in their class.
Using reinforced pins for plug-in/panel applications, XT series relays do not require special sockets, and the 5mm pinout for both versions reduces logistical cost by using the same socket.
A smoked clear cover allows easy visibility of the contacts.
Devices feature a standard mechanical indicator showing the contact position and a lockable manual test system.
Visual indication can be provided by an integrated LED and optionally an internal protection diode (with DC coil types).
New XT series plug-in relays benefit from reinforced insulation, meeting protection class II (VDE0700) specifications.
Further technical details include a maximum switching capacity of 4000/2000VA (single-pole/two-pole version), and an operating temperature range of -40 to +70C.
DC and AC coil versions are colour coded.
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