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AZ880-1AB-12D: Description10 A SPST / 8 A DPST POLARIZED SUBMINIATURE POWER RELAY SINGLE SIDE STABLE (NON-LATCHING) AND BISTABLE (LATCHING); File Size209KB，3 Pages; ManufacturerAZETTLER; Websitehttp://www.azettler.com/

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10 A SPST / 8 A DPST POLARIZED SUBMINIATURE POWER RELAY SINGLE SIDE STABLE (NON-LATCHING) AND BISTABLE (LATCHING)

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AZ880

10 A SPST / 8 A DPST POLARIZED

SUBMINIATURE POWER RELAY

SINGLE SIDE STABLE (NON-LATCHING)

AND BISTABLE (LATCHING)

FEATURES

•

Dielectric strength 4000 Vrms

Single and dual coil latching versions available

Epoxy sealed version available

10 Amp switching

UL, CUR file E44211

GENERAL DATA

Life Expectancy

Mechanical

Electrical

Operate Time (typical)

Minimum operations

1 x 10

at 10 A 250 VAC resistive (SPST)

5 ms at nominal coil voltage

3 ms at nominal coil voltage

(with no coil suppression)

5 ms at nominal coil voltage

4 ms at nominal coil voltage

4000

3000

1000

2000

Vrms

coil to contact (-1A, -1AB)

coil to contact (-2A)

between contacts

between contact sets

CONTACTS

Release Time (typical)

Arrangement

Ratings

SPST (1 Form A), DPST (2 Form A)

DPST (1 Form A and 1 Form B)

Resistive load:

Max. switched power: 300 W or 2500 VA (SPST)

240 W or 2000 VA (DPST)

Max. switched current: 10 A (SPST)

8 A (DPST)

Max. switched voltage: 150 VDC or 380 VAC*

*Note: If switching voltage is greater than 30 VDC,

special precautions must be taken. Please contact

the factory.

Rated Load

UL, CUR

SPST

10 A at 250 VAC general use, 30k cycles

10 A at 30 VDC resistive, 30k cycles

1/3 HP at 250 VAC

B300 Pilot Duty

DPST

8 A at 250 VAC general use, 30k cycles

8 A at 30 VDC resistive, 30k cycles

1/3 HP at 250 VAC

1/4 HP at 125 VAC

Material

Resistance

Silver nickel, gold plating optional

< 50 milliohms initially (6 V 1 A voltage drop

method)

Set Time (typical)

Reset Time (typical)

Dielectric Strength

(at sea level)

Insulation Resistance

Dropout

Ambient Temperature

Operating

Storage

Vibration

Shock

Enclosure

Terminals

Max. Solder Temp.

Max. Solder Time

Max. Solvent Temp.

1000 megohms min. at 20°C

500 Vdc 50% RH

Greater than 10% of nominal coil voltage

At nominal coil voltage

-40°C (-40°F) to 70°C (158°F)

-40°C (-40°F) to 105°C (221°F)

0.062” DA at 10 to 55 Hz

10 g functional

P.B.T. polyester

Tinned copper alloy, P.C.

270°C (518°F)

5 seconds

80°C (176°F)

30 seconds

6 grams

COIL

Max. Immersion Time

Power

At Pickup Voltage

(typical)

137 mW ( 2A single side stable, 2 coil

latching)

98 mW (1 coil latching or 1A or 1AB single

side stable)

Weight

NOTES

All values at 20°C (68°F).

Relay may pull in with less than “Must Operate” value.

Relay has fixed coil polarity.

For complete isolation between the relay’s magnetic fields, it is

recommended that a .197" (5.0 mm) space be provided between

adjacent relays.

5. Relay adjustment may be affected if undue pressure is exerted

on relay case.

6. Specifications subject to change without notice.

Max. Continuous

Dissipation

Temperature Rise

Max. Temperature

0.75 W at 20°C (68°F) ambient

30°C (54°F) at nominal coil voltage

105°C (221°F)

9/6/06W

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