BR247D-150C1-12V datasheet, PDF

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BR247D-150C1-12V: DescriptionPower/Signal Relay, DPDT, Latched, 0.08A (Coil), 12VDC (Coil), 960mW (Coil), 10A (Contact), 28VDC (Contact), DC Input, AC/DC Output, Through Hole-Straight Mount,; CategoryMechanical and electronic products relay; File Size167KB，2 Pages; ManufacturerBabcock Inc

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Power/Signal Relay, DPDT, Latched, 0.08A (Coil), 12VDC (Coil), 960mW (Coil), 10A (Contact), 28VDC (Contact), DC Input, AC/DC Output, Through Hole-Straight Mount,

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Maker	Babcock Inc
Reach Compliance Code	unknown
body width	13.34 mm
body height	28.58 mm
Body length or diameter	26.04 mm
Maximum coil current (DC)	0.08 A
Coil operating voltage (DC)	9 V
Coil power	960 mW
Coil release voltage (DC)	6 V
Coil resistance	150 Ω
Maximum coil voltage (DC)	12 V
Coil/Input Power Type	DC
Contact (AC) maximum rated R load	10A@208VAC
Maximum contact current (AC)	10 A
Maximum contact current (DC)	10 A
Contact (DC) maximum rated R load	10A@28VDC
Maximum contact voltage (AC)	208 V
Maximum contact voltage (DC)	28 V
Contact/Output Power Type	AC/DC
Electrical life	100000 Cycle(s)
JESD-609 code	e3
Manufacturer's serial number	BR247D
Installation features	THROUGH HOLE-STRAIGHT MOUNT
operating hours	11 ms
Maximum operating temperature	125 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-70 °C
physical size	26.04mm X 13.34mm X 28.58mm
Guideline	MIL-PRF-83536
Relay action	LATCHED
Relay function	DPDT
Relay type	POWER/SIGNAL RELAY
release time	11 ms
surface mount	NO
Terminal surface	TIN
Termination type	SOLDER
Base Number Matches	1

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BR247D

Miniature

10 Amps • 2PDT

Magnetic Latching

To MIL-PRF-83536

DC Suppressed Coils

SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL

Contact Arrangement

.............................. 2PDT (2 Form C)

Magnetic Latching

Weight............................................................1.4

oz approx.

Designed to meet the requirements of MIL-PRF-83536

PERFORMANCE

Contact Rating

(Note 1):

Resistive...................................... 10 Amps @ 28 VDC or

115/208V 400 Hz

Latch/Reset Time:

Excluding bounce time at nominal coil voltage

Contact Bounce Time..........................................

1 ms max

@ rated contact load, 28 VDC

Contact Voltage Drop:

Before Life ............................... 100 mv max @ 10 Amps

and 6 VDC

After Life .................................. 125 mv max @ 10 Amps

and 6 VDC

ENVIRONMENTAL

Temperature Range..................................

-70

C to +125

Vibration

(Note 2).................................0.12" DA 10 - 70 Hz

30 G's 70 - 3,000 Hz

Shock (Operating)(Note

2) .............................200 G's 6 ms

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Duty Cycle

......................................................... Continuous

Insulation Resistance

..................................100 megohms

@ 500V 25

Dielectric Strength:

Sea Level:

Contact to Case ..................................... 1,250 VRMS

Contact to Coil ....................................... 1,250 VRMS

Coil to Case ........................................... 1,000 VRMS

Across Open Contacts ........................... 1,250 VRMS

80,000 Feet:

All Points................................................... 350 VRMS

DC Coil

10 ms max

(Case Grounded)

Inductive........................................ 8 Amps @ 28 VDC or

115/208V 400 Hz

4 Amps @ 115/208V 60 Hz

Motor............................................. 4 Amps @ 28 VDC or

(Case Grounded)

115/208V 400 Hz

3 Amps @ 115/208V 60 Hz

(Case Grounded)

Lamp ............................................. 2 Amps @ 28 VDC or

(Case Grounded)

115/208V 400 Hz

1.5 Amps @ 115/208V 60 Hz

(Case Grounded)

Life

....................... 100,000 operations minimum @ rated

resistive load, 125

Latch/Reset Power

....................................500 mw approx.

MIL-PRF-83536/13 QUALIFIED to ER level L

Notes:

For other ratings consult the factory.

For aplications requiring higher shock

and vibration, consult the factory.

AC coil line frequency 50 to 400 Hz.

14930 E. Alondra Blvd., La Mirada, CA 90638-5752 (714) 994-6500 FAX (714) 994-3013

W:2000, Rev. 7

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