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Pack of 10 piece
₹4,011 - ₹10,383
Salzer 2 Pole PCB mounted DC Relay M SERIES - MKG (Pack of 10) is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : DC Relay
green checkColor : Transparent
green checkNo. of Pole : 2 Pole
green checkSeries : M SERIES - MKG
₹1,014 - ₹1,096
The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 100 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is designed for controlled electrical switching where a high current-rated relay with enclosed construction is required. This PRC Series power relay features a 100 Amp current rating and an enclosed type design that houses the switching mechanism within a contained structure. The 100 Amp rating makes it suitable for switching compatible loads within the specified electrical limits. Its enclosed construction provides a practical format for integration into compatible electrical control assemblies. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 100 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type combines high current-handling capacity with enclosed relay construction for controlled circuit switching. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 100 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is suitable for electrical control arrangements requiring relay-based switching with a 100 Amp current rating. It can be selected for compatible circuits where a higher current capacity is required than lower-rated relay variants. The enclosed type keeps the switching mechanism contained and supports organized integration into suitable electrical assemblies. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 100 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is a practical choice for controlled switching where a 100 Amp rating and enclosed relay construction are required.
green checkType : Enclosed
green checkOperating Voltage : Load: Resistive at 240 V AC/24 V DC
green checkType of Product : Power Relay
green checkCurrent Rating : 100 Amp
green checkSeries : PRC
green checkPole : 3 Pole
₹742 - ₹1,002
The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 80 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is designed for controlled electrical switching where a higher current-rated relay with enclosed construction is required. This PRC Series power relay features an 80 Amp current rating and an enclosed type design that houses the switching mechanism within a compact structure. The higher current capacity makes it suitable for switching compatible loads within the specified electrical limits. Its enclosed construction provides a contained format for integration into compatible electrical assemblies and control arrangements. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 80 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type combines an 80 Amp rating with enclosed construction for organized relay-based circuit switching. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 80 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is suitable for electrical control arrangements requiring relay switching with an 80 Amp current rating. It can be selected for compatible circuits where higher current-handling capacity is required. The enclosed type keeps the switching mechanism contained while providing a practical format for integration into suitable control assemblies. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 80 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is a practical choice for controlled electrical switching where an 80 Amp rating and enclosed relay construction are required.
green checkType : Enclosed
green checkType of Product : Power Relay
green checkCurrent Rating : 80 Amp
green checkSeries : PRC
green checkPole : 2 Pole
₹624 - ₹766
The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 60 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is designed for controlled electrical switching where a higher current-rated relay with enclosed construction is required. This PRC Series power relay features a 60 Amp current rating and an enclosed type design that houses the switching mechanism within a compact structure. The higher current capacity makes it suitable for switching compatible loads within the specified electrical limits. Its enclosed construction provides a contained relay format for integration into compatible electrical assemblies and control arrangements. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 60 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type combines a defined current rating with enclosed construction for organized relay-based circuit switching. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 60 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is suitable for electrical control arrangements requiring relay switching with a 60 Amp current rating. It can be selected for compatible circuits where higher current-handling capacity is required compared with lower-rated relay variants. The enclosed type keeps the switching mechanism contained while providing a practical format for integration into compatible control assemblies. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 60 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is a practical choice for controlled electrical switching where a 60 Amp rating and enclosed relay construction are required.
green checkType : Enclosed
green checkType of Product : Power Relay
green checkCurrent Rating : 60 Amp
green checkSeries : PRC
green checkPole : 1 Pole
₹553 - ₹766
The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 40 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is designed for controlled electrical switching where a higher current-rated relay with enclosed construction is required. This PRC Series power relay features a 40 Amp current rating and an enclosed type design that houses the switching mechanism within a compact structure. The higher current rating makes it suitable for switching compatible loads within the specified electrical limits. Its enclosed construction provides a contained relay format for integration into compatible electrical assemblies and control arrangements. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 40 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type combines a defined current capacity with an enclosed design for organized relay-based circuit switching. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 40 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is suitable for electrical control arrangements requiring relay switching with a 40 Amp current rating. It can be selected where the connected circuit requires a higher current-handling capacity than lower-rated relay options. The enclosed type keeps the switching mechanism contained while maintaining a practical format for integration into compatible control assemblies. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 40 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type is a practical choice for controlled electrical switching where a 40 Amp rating and enclosed relay construction are required.
green checkType : Enclosed
green checkOperating Voltage : Load: Resistive at 240 V AC/24 V DC
green checkType of Product : Power Relay
green checkCurrent Rating : 40 Amp
green checkSeries : PRC
green checkPole : 1 Pole
₹542 - ₹1,002
The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 30 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) is designed for controlled electrical switching where a higher current-rated relay with enclosed construction is required. This PRC Series power relay features a 30 Amp current rating and an enclosed type design that houses the switching mechanism within a compact structure. With a pole rating from 1 to 3 Pole, it offers configuration flexibility for different circuit switching requirements. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 30 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) provides a combination of defined current capacity, enclosed construction, and multi-pole switching options. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 30 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) is suitable for electrical control arrangements requiring relay-based switching with a 30 Amp rating. The available 1 to 3 pole configuration allows selection according to the number of circuit paths that need to be switched. Its enclosed construction keeps the relay mechanism contained, providing a compact format for integration into compatible electrical assemblies. The Salzer Power Relay PRC Series 30 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Type (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) is a practical choice for controlled switching where current capacity, enclosure type, and pole configuration are key requirements.
green checkType : Enclosed
green checkOperating Voltage : Load: Resistive at 240 V AC/24 V DC
green checkType of Product : Power Relay
green checkCurrent Rating : 30 Amp
green checkSeries : PRC
₹329 - ₹872
The Salzer HSR Relay H Series 16 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) is designed for reliable electrical switching and control in compact circuit assemblies. This H Series relay features a 16 Amp current rating and an enclosed construction that houses the switching mechanism within a compact body. The solder version is intended for applications requiring solder-type connections, while the 1 to 3 pole rating provides flexibility for different circuit configurations. The Salzer HSR Relay H Series 16 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) combines a defined current capacity with enclosed construction and flexible pole options for controlled circuit switching. The Salzer HSR Relay H Series 16 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) is suitable for control circuits where a 16 Amp relay rating and solder connectivity are required. Its enclosed design keeps the switching mechanism contained, while the available 1 to 3 pole configuration allows the relay to be selected according to the required circuit arrangement. The solder version supports integration into compatible electrical and electronic assemblies through solder connections. The Salzer HSR Relay H Series 16 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) is a practical choice for compact switching arrangements requiring defined current capacity and multi-pole configuration options.
green checkOperating Voltage : Load: Resistive at 240 V AC/24 V DC
green checkType of Product : HSR Relay
green checkCurrent Rating : 16 Amp
green checkSeries : H
green checkVersion : Enclosed Solder Version
₹306 - ₹742
The Salzer HSC Relay H Series 10 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) is designed for compact electrical switching and control applications. This H Series relay features a 10 Amp current rating and an enclosed construction that houses the switching mechanism in a compact format. The solder version is intended for circuit assemblies where solder-type connections are required. With a pole rating available from 1 to 3 Pole, the relay configuration can support different circuit switching requirements within the specified range. The Salzer HSC Relay H Series 10 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) provides a practical combination of enclosed construction, solder connectivity, and flexible pole configuration. The Salzer HSC Relay H Series 10 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) is suitable for electrical control circuits where a 10 Amp relay rating and solder connection are required. Its enclosed design keeps the switching mechanism contained, while the 1 to 3 pole configuration allows selection according to the required circuit arrangement. The solder version can be integrated into compatible electrical or electronic assemblies using solder connections. The Salzer HSC Relay H Series 10 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version (Pole Rating: 1 - 3 Pole) is a practical choice where compact relay construction, defined current capacity, and multi-pole switching options are required.
green checkOperating Voltage : Load: Resistive at 240 V AC/24 V DC
green checkType of Product : HSC Relay
green checkCurrent Rating : 10 Amp
green checkSeries : H
green checkVersion : Enclosed Solder Version
₹223 - ₹530
The Salzer MSC Relay M Series 5 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version is designed for dependable electrical switching and control applications where compact relay operation is required. This M Series relay features a 5 Amp current rating and an enclosed construction that provides a practical housing for the internal switching mechanism. The solder version is suitable for applications where the relay is integrated into electrical or electronic assemblies using solder connections. Its compact design supports convenient installation in control circuits, automation equipment, electrical panels, and electronic systems. The Salzer MSC Relay M Series 5 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version provides a practical solution for applications requiring controlled electrical switching and reliable relay-based circuit operation. The Salzer MSC Relay M Series 5 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version can be used in industrial control systems, automation equipment, electrical control panels, instrumentation, and electronic switching circuits. Its 5 Amp current rating makes it suitable for switching applications within the specified current capacity, while the enclosed construction supports a protected relay arrangement. The solder version allows direct integration into compatible circuit assemblies, helping create a neat and organized installation. The Salzer MSC Relay M Series 5 Amp Current Rating Enclosed Solder Version is a suitable choice for electrical and electronic applications requiring compact relay switching with solder-type connectivity.
green checkOperating Voltage : Load: Resistive at 240 V AC/24 V DC
green checkType of Product : MSC Relay
green checkCurrent Rating : 5 Amp
green checkSeries : M
green checkVersion : Enclosed Solder Version
Pack of 20 piece
₹10,383 - ₹10,737
Salzer 4 Pole PCB mounted DC Relay MSP - Test Button (Pack of 20) is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : DC Relay
green checkColor : Transparent
green checkNo. of Pole : 4 Pole
green checkSeries : MSP - Test Button
Pack of 20 piece
₹9,321 - ₹10,029
Salzer 2 Pole PCB mounted DC Relay MSP - Test Button (Pack of 20) is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : DC Relay
green checkColor : Transparent
green checkNo. of Pole : 2 Pole
green checkSeries : MSP - Test Button
Pack of 10 piece
₹8,141 - ₹12,979
Salzer 3 Pole Transparent AC Relay MKP Series is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : AC Relay
green checkNo. of Pole : 3 Pole
green checkSeries : MKP Series
green checkMounting Type : PCB mounted
Pack of 10 piece
₹6,843 - ₹10,973
Salzer 2 Pole Transparent AC Relay MKP Series is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : AC Relay
green checkNo. of Pole : 2 Pole
green checkSeries : MKP Series
green checkMounting Type : PCB mounted
Pack of 20 piece
₹11,209 - ₹12,979
Salzer 4 Pole Transparent AC Relay MSP - Test Button is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : AC Relay
green checkNo. of Pole : 4 Pole
green checkSeries : MSP - Test Button
green checkMounting Type : PCB mounted
Pack of 20 piece
₹9,557 - ₹10,265
Salzer 2 Pole Transparent AC Relay MSP - Test Button is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : AC Relay
green checkNo. of Pole : 2 Pole
green checkSeries : MSP - Test Button
green checkMounting Type : PCB mounted
Pack of 10 piece
₹7,787 - ₹17,699
Salzer 3 Pole PCB mounted DC Relay M SERIES - MKP (Pack of 10) is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : DC Relay
green checkColor : Transparent
green checkNo. of Pole : 3 Pole
green checkSeries : M SERIES - MKP
Pack of 10 piece
₹6,961 - ₹15,339
Salzer 2 Pole PCB mounted DC Relay M SERIES - MKP (Pack of 10) is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : DC Relay
green checkColor : Transparent
green checkNo. of Pole : 2 Pole
green checkSeries : M SERIES - MKP
Pack of 10 piece
The Salzer M SERIES - MKG 24 V DC 3P 5 Amps Relay, MKG3P12A ,(Pack of 10) is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
Pack of 20 piece
Salzer 4 Pole PCB mounted DC Relay M SERIES - MSP (Pack of 20) is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : DC Relay
green checkColor : Transparent
green checkNo. of Pole : 4 Pole
green checkSeries : M SERIES - MSP
Pack of 20 piece
Salzer 3 Pole PCB mounted DC Relay M SERIES - MSP (Pack of 20) is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : DC Relay
green checkColor : Transparent
green checkNo. of Pole : 3 Pole
green checkSeries : M SERIES - MSP
Pack of 20 piece
Salzer 2 Pole PCB mounted DC Relay M SERIES - MSP (Pack of 20) is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : DC Relay
green checkColor : Transparent
green checkNo. of Pole : 2 Pole
green checkSeries : M SERIES - MSP
Pack of 10 piece
Salzer Transparent AC Relay MSC Series is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : AC Relay
green checkSeries : MSC Series
green checkCoil Voltage : 240 V AC
green checkMounting Type : PCB mounted
Pack of 10 piece
The Salzer M SERIES - MKG 110 V AC 2P 5 Amps Relay, MKG2P06A ,(Pack of 10) is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
Pack of 10 piece
Salzer 3 Pole Transparent AC Relay MKG Series is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
green checkType of Product : AC Relay
green checkNo. of Pole : 3 Pole
green checkSeries : MKG Series
green checkMounting Type : PCB mounted
Pack of 20 piece
The Salzer M SERIES - MSP (Equivalent to MY) 12 V AC 4P Relay, MSP4P12A ,(Pack of 20) is an electrical device or component that is used to control or switch an electrical circuit by mechanically or magnetically opening or closing electrical contacts. Relays are commonly used to control high-voltage and high-current electrical devices with a low-voltage control signal.Input: A relay typically has an input side and an output side. The input side is where you provide a low-voltage control signal, usually from a switch, sensor, or some other control device. This signal can be as low as a few volts. Coil: The input side of the relay includes a coil of wire. When the control signal is applied to the coil, it creates a magnetic field around it. Contacts: The output side of the relay has one or more sets of electrical contacts that are mechanically connected to the coil. These contacts can be in one of two states: normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). Normally Open (NO): In this state, the relay contacts are open, and no electrical current can flow through the circuit. Normally Closed (NC): In this state, the relay contacts are closed, allowing electrical current to flow through the circuit. Activation: When the control signal energizes the coil by creating a magnetic field, it causes the relay's contacts to change state. If the relay was initially in the NO state, it will switch to the NC state, and vice versa. This effectively opens or closes the electrical circuit on the output side of the relay. Relays serve various purposes, including: Switching high-power loads: Relays are often used to control devices that require high voltage or high current, such as motors, lights, heaters, or solenoids. Isolation: Relays can provide electrical isolation between the control circuit and the load circuit. This helps protect sensitive control components from voltage spikes or interference in the load circuit. Signal amplification: Relays can amplify a weak control signal to switch a more substantial load. Remote control: Relays allow for remote control of electrical devices by using a low-voltage control signal. Automation and control systems: They are a fundamental component in automation and control systems, allowing for the sequencing and control of various devices and processes
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