mini relays

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Dimension (L*W*H) Approx. 19 x 15.5 x 15.3 mm
Coil Material Copper wire
High Voltage Up to 250V AC
Load Loss <0.2W (typical coil loss)
Low Voltage 5V DC (coil)
Rated Voltage 5V, 12V, or 24V DC (as per model)
Standard IEC 61810, RoHS compliant
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mini relays Product Specifications

Cooling Type Natural air cooling
Standard IEC 61810, RoHS compliant
Product Type Miniature electromagnetic relay
Output Relay contacts (normally open/normally closed)
Coil Structure Encapsulated coil
Operating Temperature -40C to +85C
Coil Material Copper wire
Capacity Up to 10A switching current
Material Plastic housing with copper coils and silver alloy contacts
High Voltage Up to 250V AC
Load Loss <0.2W (typical coil loss)
Power Scope Low power control circuits
Phase Single Phase
Usage Switching electrical circuits in compact electronic devices
Low Voltage 5V DC (coil)
Weight 6-20 grams (typical)
Dimension (L*W*H) Approx. 19 x 15.5 x 15.3 mm
Efficiency High efficiency with low coil power consumption
Coil Number 1
Frequency (MHz) 50/60 Hz
Rated Voltage 5V, 12V, or 24V DC (as per model)

Product Description

Discover trending, opulent mini relays crafted with first-rate precision for modern electronics. With blue-ribbon SPDT and DPDT contact options, enjoy instant savings through high efficiency and ultra-low coil power loss (<0.2W). Experience fresh innovations: sealed encapsulated coils, robust insulation resistance (>100 M), and blue-chip copper and silver alloy contacts. These relays handle up to 10A and 250V AC, enduring harsh operating conditions (-40C to +85C) with a lifespan exceeding 10 million cycles. Ideal for dealers, exporters, and retailers across India seeking premium, RoHS-compliant solutions.

Application Surface & Notable Features

Mini relays are crafted for PCB mounting, making them a superb choice for space-constrained electronic devices. Their specialized construction-featuring sealed housing-protects against dust and moisture, ensuring longevity. With copper coils and silver alloy contacts, these mini relays are widely used for switching circuits in lighting, control panels, home automation, and industrial electronics. Their broad-rated voltage spectrum (5V, 12V, or 24V DC) and efficient, low-power operation cater to diverse control applications with exceptional reliability.

FOB Port, Delivery Time & Domestic Market

Mini relays are shipped out from leading Indian FOB ports with secure packaging, ensuring a smooth and damage-free transit. Our products are stock-ready for instant dispatch, guaranteeing the quickest delivery time directly to your location. We cater to every major domestic market in India, offering the lowest price for bulk and retail orders through our extensive dealer, distributor, and wholesaler network, making us a trusted supplier for cost-effective sourcing needs.

FAQ's of mini relays:

Q: How do I select the appropriate contact configuration for a mini relay?

A: Determine whether your circuit requires SPDT (Single Pole Double Throw) or DPDT (Double Pole Double Throw) based on the number of circuits you need to switch and how you want them controlled. SPDT manages one circuit in two paths, while DPDT handles two circuits, each in two paths.

Q: What are the main benefits of a sealed mini relay construction?

A: Sealed construction offers superior protection against dust, moisture, and other contaminants. This ensures highly reliable switching performance, reduces maintenance needs, and extends the operational life of the relay in harsh environments.

Q: Where can mini relays be utilized in electronic systems?

A: Mini relays are perfect for compact electronic devices such as control panels, automation systems, industrial machinery, lighting controls, and security equipment, thanks to their high efficiency, durability, and versatile mounting options.

Q: What is the process for mounting mini relays onto a PCB?

A: Designed for standard PCB mounting, simply align the relay pins with the board holes, solder them in place, and ensure their positioning matches the circuit design for optimal connectivity and long-term reliability.

Q: How does the pick-up and drop-out voltage specification affect usage?

A: The pick-up voltage is typically 75% of the rated voltage, indicating when the relay activates, and the drop-out voltage is around 10%, specifying when it deactivates. This ensures precise, efficient switching and performance stability across a wide voltage range.