BS-115C Bestar, BS-115C Datasheet - Page 3

• Manufacturer Part Number: BS-115C
• Description: Miniature Relay
• Manufacturer: Bestar

JM Elektronik
Ul. Karolinki 58
44-100 Gliwice
www.DataSheet4U.com
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Dielectric Strength: The maximum voltage which can be tolerated by the relay without damage for a
Surge Strength: The ability of the device to withstand an abnormal externally produced power surge, as in a
Insulation Resistance: The resistance ofthe insulated part between the contact and coil terminal or the
Nominal Voltage: A single Value of source voltage design to be applied to the coil.
Pick Up Voltage: As the voltage on an unoperated relay is increased, the value at or below which all
Drop Out Voltage: As the voltage on an operated relay is decreased, the value at or above which all
Coil Resistance: This is the DC resistance of the coil in DC type relays for the temperature conditions
Nominał Current: The value of current flow in the coil when nominał voltage is impressed on the coil.
Nominał Power Consumption: The value of power used by the coil at nominał voltage or DC coils
Contact Arrangement; Denotes the contact mechanism and number of contacts in the contact circuit.
Contact Resistance: This value is the resistance when the contacts are touching each other and the
Rated Switching Current: The designed value in watts (DC) or Volt Amperes (AC) which can safely be
Maximum Switching Current: The maximum current which can safely be swithced by the contacts.
Maximum Switching Voltage: The maximum open circuit voltage which can safely be switched by the
Minimum Switching Load: The minimum value ofthe voltage and current which can be reliabły
Insulation Resistance: The resistance value between all mutually isolated conducting sections of all
contacts must function.
contacts must revert to their unoperated position.
listed.
expressed in watts; AC expressed as Volt Amperes. (W or VA = Nominał Voltage* Nominał Current)
resistance of the terminals and contact spring.
switched by the contacts.
contacts.
switched by the contacts.
relay, i.e. between coil and contacts, across open contacts and between coil or contacts to any córe or
frame at ground potential.
specified period of time, usually measured at the same points as insulation resistance. Usually the stated
value is in VAC (RMS) for one minute duration.
lightning strike, or other phenomenon. An impulse test waveform is usually specified, including rise time,
peak value and fali time.
insulated part among several contact terminals, etc.
Relay Terminology: Performance
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Relay Terminology: Contacts
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Relay Terminology: Coil
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