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Reed relays handle continuous carry currents to 3A

October 26, 2021 By Redding Traiger 1 Comment

Pickering Electronics has launched the Series 100 HC high power SIL/SIP reed relay that is rated for 1A switching at up to 40W and up to 3A continuous carry current. Featuring the highest quality instrumentation-grade switches with sputtered ruthenium contacts, Series 100 HC relays are suitable for low-level or ‘dry’ switching applications.
 
Series 100 HC high power SIL/SIP reed relays feature an internal mu-metal screen to minimize issues that would otherwise be experienced due to magnetic interaction when they are closely stacked. Devices are available with 5, 12, or 24V coils with optional internal diode and with one or two switches in a single package. 
 
The new high power SIL/SIP reed relays are suitable for high power applications, and in many cases may be used as an alternative to mercury wetted reed relays.

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    January 3, 2023 at 4:01 am

    thank you for the information

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