Electromagnetic Relay, 8-pin DPDT, 12V/24V/110V/220V

Electromagnetic Relay, 8-pin DPDT, 12V/24V/110V/220V

Available for 12V/24V DC, 110V/220V AC coil voltage, electromagnetic relay features DPDT contact configuration, 8 pins with plug-in terminals, contact load 10A/240V AC 28V DC. Favorable price and high quality.

SKU: CCHN-EMR-13F2Z

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Overview

8-pin DPDT electromagnetic relay is general purpose in compact size with low price and high quality, and has a wide range of applications such as remote control, electronic equipment, communication equipment, automatic control system and tools and so on.

Specification

Basics	Model		CCHN-JQX-13F-2Z (Relay with Socket)
	Dimension (LWH)		27×21×35mm
	Weight		40g
	Ambient Temperature		-25℃~+55℃
	Terminal Type		Plug in
	Number of Pins		8
Technical Parameters	Contact Form		DPDT
	Contact Material		Silver alloy
	Contact Capacity (Resistive load)		10A/240V AC 28V DC
	Coil Power		DC≤0.9W, AC≤1.2VA
	Coil Voltage		Optional: 12V DC, 24V DC, 12V AC, 24V AC, 36V AC, 110V AC, 220V AC
	Pick-up Voltage at 23℃		DC≤75%, AC≤80%
	Drop-out Voltage at 23℃		DC≥10%, AC≥30%
	Contact Resistance @6V DC 1A		≤100MΩ
	Dielectric Strength	Between open contact	≥1200V AC 50Hz/1min
		Between adjacent contact	≥1500V AC 50Hz/1min
		Between coil & contact	≥1500VAC 50Hz/1min
	Leakage current		≤1mA
	Insulation Resistance (MΩ)		≥500MΩ at 500V DC
	Service life	Electrical	10⁵ Times (Frequency: On 1 Time/1s, Off 1 Time/1s)
		Mechanical	10⁶Times (Frequency: 300 Time/1min)

Note: Here just shows the contact form DPDT, and another contact forms 2NO and 2NC are still available. What's more, please kindly note that other coil voltages are also available(DC: 6-220V; AC: 6-380V). If you have any requirments, please don't hesitate to contact us.

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Tips: How to test an electromagnetic relay?

Test of coil resistance: use multimeter to measure resistance of relay coil to judge whether the coil is bothered with open circuit. Resistance of the relay coil is closely related to its working voltage and working current. Working voltage and working current of the coil can be calculated according to its resistance.
Test of contact resistance: turn the multimeter to its resistance mode and use it to measure resistance of normally closed contact and movable contact. Their resistance is supposed to be 0. If resistance appears unstable or bigger than the value, that means the contract is bothered with poor contact. If the resistance of the normally open contact and movable contact appears infinite, the condition shall be judged as contact adhesion. By this way, users can distinguish which one is normally closed contact, which one is normally open contact and whether the relay is in good condition (especially for used relay).