G2RV-SR Slim I/O Relay
G2RV-SR Slim I/O Relay
Push-in plus Technology – easy wiring
Lockable test switch models available
Large plug-in pins – excellent connection
LED/mechanical flag – check operation
Transparent housing – check condition
Slim outline – space saving
Special input type with gold plated contacts
G3RV compatible
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October 18, 2024
Why did my relay burn out?
Scenario An installed relay burned out and no longer operates. It requires replacement, but the root cause of the burn-out needs to be identified and resolved first. Issue The most likely causes of a relay burning out are as follows. Coil layer sh
October 18, 2024
Why do I need a Safety Relay in my safety circuit?
Question: When designing a safety circuit for a machine, why should we use a Safety Relay instead of a non-safety relay? Answer: The action of a Safety Relay involves a forcibly-guided mechanism, which prevents the dual channel contact points from
October 18, 2024
My relay operates, but no current flows between the contact points
Scenario When supplied with the appropriate voltage, the relay actuates or switches, but no current flows between the contact points. Issue The cause of this scenario can be due to several different issues, listed below. Damage to internal compone