Pickering Electronics Series 114 114-2-A-24/1D

Description
The Series 114 is a range of Single-In-Line reed relays intended for power levels that are beyond the capabilities of conventional dry SIL reed relays. The more usual dry relays are rated at 0.5 amps at 10 Watts. The Series 114 have a rating of 1 amp switching at up to 40 watts and will carry 2 amps. In many cases, this higher rating will allow them to be used as an alternative to mercury wetted reed relays. Unusually for high power relays, they feature sputtered ruthenium contacts instead of the more common electroplated rhodium or tungsten types. This makes them suitable for low level or dry switching also. They are able to switch a.c. mains voltages so are suitable for interfacing to larger electromechanical relays or contactors. It is important however, to surpress back EMFs from inductive loads. This is achievable by using an RC snubber, varistor or similar voltage limiting device. One or two Form A (energize to make) or One Form B (energize to break) configurations are available. The range features an internal mu-metal screen to minimize problems that would otherwise be experienced due to magnetic interaction when they are closely stacked. Form A versions may be stacked side-by-side. Due to the fact that the Form B types feature an internal biasing magnet, a gap of 0.4 inches minimum should be left between adjacent relays.
Description
The Series 114 is a range of Single-In-Line reed relays intended for power levels that are beyond the capabilities of conventional dry SIL reed relays. The more usual dry relays are rated at 0.5 amps at 10 Watts. The Series 114 have a rating of 1 amp switching at up to 40 watts and will carry 2 amps. In many cases, this higher rating will allow them to be used as an alternative to mercury wetted reed relays. Unusually for high power relays, they feature sputtered ruthenium contacts instead of the more common electroplated rhodium or tungsten types. This makes them suitable for low level or dry switching also. They are able to switch a.c. mains voltages so are suitable for interfacing to larger electromechanical relays or contactors. It is important however, to surpress back EMFs from inductive loads. This is achievable by using an RC snubber, varistor or similar voltage limiting device. One or two Form A (energize to make) or One Form B (energize to break) configurations are available. The range features an internal mu-metal screen to minimize problems that would otherwise be experienced due to magnetic interaction when they are closely stacked. Form A versions may be stacked side-by-side. Due to the fact that the Form B types feature an internal biasing magnet, a gap of 0.4 inches minimum should be left between adjacent relays.
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The 114-2-A-24/1D is a two-form A, single-in-line reed relay with a 24 V coil and internal diode, rated for 40 W switching at 200 V DC or 240 V AC RMS and 500 V peak stand-off. It features sputtered ruthenium contacts, a soft-center construction, and an internal mu-metal shield. The relay carries 2 A and switches 1 A under load. Dimensions are 24.1 mm × 8.13 mm. Operating temperature range is -20 to +85 °C. Coil resistance is 1000 Ω at 25 °C with a maximum operate voltage of 18 V and release voltage of 2.4 V. Switching life is 10 × 10^6 operations at full load. Form A relays may be stacked side-by-side with a 0.25 inch pitch. Capacitance across the open switch is 0.1 pF. Observe correct coil polarity due to the internal diode.

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The 114-2-A-24/1D is a two-form A, single-in-line reed relay with a 24 V coil and internal diode, rated for 40 W switching at 200 V DC or 240 V AC RMS and 500 V peak stand-off. It features sputtered ruthenium contacts, a soft-center construction, and an internal mu-metal shield. The relay carries 2 A and switches 1 A under load. Dimensions are 24.1 mm × 8.13 mm. Operating temperature range is -20 to +85 °C. Coil resistance is 1000 Ω at 25 °C with a maximum operate voltage of 18 V and release voltage of 2.4 V. Switching life is 10 × 10^6 operations at full load. Form A relays may be stacked side-by-side with a 0.25 inch pitch. Capacitance across the open switch is 0.1 pF. Observe correct coil polarity due to the internal diode.

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Series 114 114-2-A-24/1D
The Series 114 is a range of Single-In-Line reed relays intended for power levels that are beyond the capabilities of conventional dry SIL reed relays. The more usual dry relays are rated at 0.5 amps at 10 Watts. The Series 114 have a rating of 1 amp switching at up to 40 watts and will carry 2 amps. In many cases, this higher rating will allow them to be used as an alternative to mercury wetted reed relays. Unusually for high power relays, they feature sputtered ruthenium contacts instead of the more common electroplated rhodium or tungsten types. This makes them suitable for low level or dry switching also. They are able to switch a.c. mains voltages so are suitable for interfacing to larger electromechanical relays or contactors. It is important however, to surpress back EMFs from inductive loads. This is achievable by using an RC snubber, varistor or similar voltage limiting device. One or two Form A (energize to make) or One Form B (energize to break) configurations are available. The range features an internal mu-metal screen to minimize problems that would otherwise be experienced due to magnetic interaction when they are closely stacked. Form A versions may be stacked side-by-side. Due to the fact that the Form B types feature an internal biasing magnet, a gap of 0.4 inches minimum should be left between adjacent relays.

The Series 114 is a range of Single-In-Line reed relays intended for power levels that are beyond the capabilities of conventional dry SIL reed relays.

The more usual dry relays are rated at 0.5 amps at 10 Watts. The Series 114 have a rating of 1 amp switching at up to 40 watts and will carry 2 amps. In many cases, this higher rating will allow them to be used as an alternative to mercury wetted reed relays.

Unusually for high power relays, they feature sputtered ruthenium contacts instead of the more common electroplated rhodium or tungsten types. This makes them suitable for low level or dry switching also.

They are able to switch a.c. mains voltages so are suitable for interfacing to larger electromechanical relays or contactors. It is important however, to surpress back EMFs from inductive loads. This is achievable by using an RC snubber, varistor or similar voltage limiting device.

One or two Form A (energize to make) or One Form B (energize to break) configurations are available.

The range features an internal mu-metal screen to minimize problems that would otherwise be experienced due to magnetic interaction when they are closely stacked.

Form A versions may be stacked side-by-side.

Due to the fact that the Form B types feature an internal biasing magnet, a gap of 0.4 inches minimum should be left between adjacent relays.

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Technical Specifications

  Pickering Electronics
Product Category Electromechanical Relays
Product Number 114-2-A-24/1D
Product Name Series 114
Relay Type General; Reed Relay
Mounting PCBoard
Poles Double Pole (DP)
Throw Single Throw
NO 1
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