Potter & Brumfield K10 Relay: Specifications

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Relays are electric switches -- a way for one circuit to control another.

Relays combine two other electrical components: a switch and an electromagnet. The electromagnet opens and closes the switch. The circuit with the electromagnet controls the circuit with the switch.

  1. The K10

    • The K10 is an enclosed industrial relay. It is double throw -- switches between two routes, and double pole -- controls two completely different circuits. It operates with 120 volts AC and can carry 15 amps. The operation time is 13 ms and the release time is 10 ms. The maximum bounce time is less than 10 ms.

    The K10 Contact Specifications

    • There are two types of contacts available: Silver and Silver-Cadmium-Oxide. The configurations can be both Normally Open (NO), both Normally Closed (NC) or one NO and one NC. The Silver contacts can handle 100 mA and the Silver_Cadmium-Oxide contacts can handle 300 mA. The contacts are guaranteed for ten million operations and the resistance between open contacts is 1000 volts RMS.

    The K10 Coil Specifications

    • Coils are available that operate from 6 to 110 volts DC or 6 to 240 volts AC. The resistance between the coil and contacts or between coil and relay frame is 1500 volts RMS.

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