Phoenix Contact RIF Series Interface Relay, DIN Rail Mount, 24V dc Coil, DPDT, 2-Pole
Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
Phoenix ContactCoil Voltage
24V dc
Contact Configuration
DPDT
Mounting Type
DIN Rail
Number of Poles
2
Terminal Type
Plug In
Depth
75mm
Length
31mm
Series
RIF
Contact Material
Silver Alloy
Height
96mm
Number of Coils
Single
Maximum Operating Temperature
+60°C
Life
20000000 (Mechanical) cycles
Minimum Operating Temperature
-40°C
Country of Origin
China
Product details
Phoenix Contact Non-Latching Relays - RIF2 Power Relay Module Series
Phoenix contacts series of RIF2 power relay modules come pre-assembled with a push connection. They are considered to be electrical and mechanical devices. This type of relay can often be referred to as an electromechanical relay or an industrial switch. This RIF2 professional range is supplied with a base suppressor and retaining bracket that benefits from a universal plug-in design.
Features & Benefits
• Robust and hard-wearing
• Easy wiring because of the advanced push-in connection technology
• Easy handling and extension of range
• Includes a plug-in display/suppressor module
• AC and DC versions available
• 2 or/and 4 contact options
• Yellow LED indicator
• Varistor or damping diode protective circuit
• The relay retaining bracket that is included is complete with ejector function and holder for marking material
What is a non-latching relay and how do they work?
A relay is an electrical switch that is operated by electrical pulses, their primary function is to open and close a circuit. When power passes through a circuit, a relay switches position (usually from NC to NO) using an internal coil which generates a magnetic force. This force then holds the relay in a NO position, when the current is switched off the relay returns to the NC position. This function is what makes these non-latching relays perfect for push-button applications such as keyboards and micro-controller input buttons.
A little more info
Non-latching relays support a range of signal characteristics, ranging from low voltage or current to high voltage or current and from DC to GHz frequencies.
What is the difference between a latching relay and a non-latching relay?
When a latching relay operates its contacts, the relay holds its position, even when the supply of its operating coil has been disconnected. When a non-latching relay operates its contacts, the relay will reset automatically once the supply of its coil is disconnected through the internal spring mechanism.
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6.770 OMR
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6.770 OMR
Each (ex VAT)
7.108 OMR
Each (inc. VAT)
1
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| quantity | Unit price |
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| 5 - 9 | 6.690 OMR |
| 10+ | 6.525 OMR |
Technical Document
Specifications
Brand
Phoenix ContactCoil Voltage
24V dc
Contact Configuration
DPDT
Mounting Type
DIN Rail
Number of Poles
2
Terminal Type
Plug In
Depth
75mm
Length
31mm
Series
RIF
Contact Material
Silver Alloy
Height
96mm
Number of Coils
Single
Maximum Operating Temperature
+60°C
Life
20000000 (Mechanical) cycles
Minimum Operating Temperature
-40°C
Country of Origin
China
Product details
Phoenix Contact Non-Latching Relays - RIF2 Power Relay Module Series
Phoenix contacts series of RIF2 power relay modules come pre-assembled with a push connection. They are considered to be electrical and mechanical devices. This type of relay can often be referred to as an electromechanical relay or an industrial switch. This RIF2 professional range is supplied with a base suppressor and retaining bracket that benefits from a universal plug-in design.
Features & Benefits
• Robust and hard-wearing
• Easy wiring because of the advanced push-in connection technology
• Easy handling and extension of range
• Includes a plug-in display/suppressor module
• AC and DC versions available
• 2 or/and 4 contact options
• Yellow LED indicator
• Varistor or damping diode protective circuit
• The relay retaining bracket that is included is complete with ejector function and holder for marking material
What is a non-latching relay and how do they work?
A relay is an electrical switch that is operated by electrical pulses, their primary function is to open and close a circuit. When power passes through a circuit, a relay switches position (usually from NC to NO) using an internal coil which generates a magnetic force. This force then holds the relay in a NO position, when the current is switched off the relay returns to the NC position. This function is what makes these non-latching relays perfect for push-button applications such as keyboards and micro-controller input buttons.
A little more info
Non-latching relays support a range of signal characteristics, ranging from low voltage or current to high voltage or current and from DC to GHz frequencies.
What is the difference between a latching relay and a non-latching relay?
When a latching relay operates its contacts, the relay holds its position, even when the supply of its operating coil has been disconnected. When a non-latching relay operates its contacts, the relay will reset automatically once the supply of its coil is disconnected through the internal spring mechanism.