Hengstler Relays Specifications
Applicatipons
- Automation
- Energy Management
- Machine Building
- Medical
- Petrochemistry
- Process Industry
- Transportation
- Individual Applications
- Factory Automation
- Banking, Transportation, Industrial Solutions
Overview
Key-Features
Overview
The development of this safety relay product family was consequently linked to the demands of our customers and the market. The outcome is the worldwide smallest 6-contact force guided relay with a reinforced insulation between all contacts. Additional focus was put on low coil power consumption to reduce the heat, emitted by the relay, to a minimum. Due to the constant high number of electrical switching cycles, the new H-480 can be used for a broad range of safety applications. The variety of pin arrangements enables the customer a variable used of the relay, also in existing applications.
With its H-473 safety relays, HENGSTLER provides a solution for all those applications that require high component density. The max. height of 15.7 mm enables them to be used in 22.5 mm module housings, for example. The well-designed layout of the relay pins means there is plenty of space at the rear of the circuit board for SMD components. H-473 safety relays conform to EN 50205 standard, Application type A, and IEC EN 61810-1. In addition, these safety relays also meet the requirements for railway signal relays in accordance with UIC 736e.
With its H-472 safety relays, HENGSTLER provides a solution for all those applications that require high component density. The max. height of 15.7 mm enables them to be used in 22.5 mm module housings, for example. The well-designed layout of the relay pins means there is plenty of space at the rear of the circuit board for SMD components. H-472 safety relays conform to EN 50205 standard, Application type A, and IEC EN 61810-1. In addition, these safety relays also meet the requirements for railway signal relays in accordance with UIC 736e.
Key-Features
- With over 50 years’ experience in the field of high-voltage relays
- When selecting a suitable relay, the capabilities and flexibility of the supplier will play a decisive role
- solating high switching loads is a tough challenge that has been around as long as there have been relays
- Our bistable relays are usually developed and optimised together with the customer to meet the specific requirements
The development of this safety relay product family was consequently linked to the demands of our customers and the market. The outcome is the worldwide smallest 6-contact force guided relay with a reinforced insulation between all contacts. Additional focus was put on low coil power consumption to reduce the heat, emitted by the relay, to a minimum. Due to the constant high number of electrical switching cycles, the new H-480 can be used for a broad range of safety applications. The variety of pin arrangements enables the customer a variable used of the relay, also in existing applications.
With its H-473 safety relays, HENGSTLER provides a solution for all those applications that require high component density. The max. height of 15.7 mm enables them to be used in 22.5 mm module housings, for example. The well-designed layout of the relay pins means there is plenty of space at the rear of the circuit board for SMD components. H-473 safety relays conform to EN 50205 standard, Application type A, and IEC EN 61810-1. In addition, these safety relays also meet the requirements for railway signal relays in accordance with UIC 736e.
With its H-472 safety relays, HENGSTLER provides a solution for all those applications that require high component density. The max. height of 15.7 mm enables them to be used in 22.5 mm module housings, for example. The well-designed layout of the relay pins means there is plenty of space at the rear of the circuit board for SMD components. H-472 safety relays conform to EN 50205 standard, Application type A, and IEC EN 61810-1. In addition, these safety relays also meet the requirements for railway signal relays in accordance with UIC 736e.
- With over 50 years’ experience in the field of high-voltage relays
- When selecting a suitable relay, the capabilities and flexibility of the supplier will play a decisive role
- solating high switching loads is a tough challenge that has been around as long as there have been relays
- Our bistable relays are usually developed and optimised together with the customer to meet the specific requirements