1) Electromagnetic relay: an electrical relay that works by using the suction force generated by the circuit in the input circuit between the electromagnet core and the armature.
2) Solid relay: refers to a kind of relay in which electronic components perform their functions without mechanical motion components, and the input and output are isolated.
3) Temperature relay: A relay that acts when the outside temperature reaches a given value.
4) Reed relay: A relay that uses the reed action sealed in the tube and has the dual role of electric shock reed and armature magnetic circuit to open, close or convert the line
5) Time relay: When the input signal is added or removed, the output part needs to be delayed or limited to the specified time before closing or disconnecting the controlled line relay.
6) High-frequency relay: a relay that is used to switch high-frequency, RF lines with minimal loss.
7) Polarization relay: A relay that operates by the combined effect of a polarized magnetic field and a magnetic field generated by a control current through a control coil. The direction of action of the relay depends on the direction of the current flowing through the control coil.
8) Other types of relays: such as photorelays, acoustic relays, thermal relays, instrumentation relays, Hall effect relays, differential relays, etc.
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Siemens APT Relays - Precautions for the use of solid state relays
1. When choosing the solid state used in the printed circuit board with small current specifications, because the lead terminal is made of high thermal conductivity material, the welding should be carried out under the condition that the temperature is less than 250 °C and the time is less than 10S.
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Siemens APT relay - the main structural features of high and low voltage relays
1. Electromagnet: The electromagnet of high and low voltage relay is usually composed of two parts: coil and core. When the high and low voltage relay inputs the electrical signal, the electromagnet coil will generate electromagnetic force, drive the iron core, and realize the on/off control of the relay.
2. Contact group: The contact group is a high and low voltage relay control ...
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Siemens APT Relays – The difference between AC relays and DC relays
1. Structural characteristics of AC relays
The coil of the AC relay is shorter, and the wire diameter is thicker, mainly because the coil is passed through the alternating current, the reactance is larger, and the thick wire diameter can reduce the internal resistance and reduce the heat generation.
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Siemens APT Current Transformer - The difference between voltage transformer and current transformer
The difference between the voltage transformer and the current transformer in terms of effect principle The primary difference is that the operating conditions are very different during normal operation, and the main performance is as follows:
1) The current transformer can be short-circuited twice, but it cannot be opened; The voltage transformer can be opened twice, but it must not be short-circuited
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Siemens APT transformer - the use of voltage transformer and precautions
The voltage transformer output is usually 100V
1. The working impedance in the secondary circuit of the voltage transformer should not be too small to avoid overload operation.
2 Before connecting the circuit, the polarity of the voltage transformer should be verified.
3 After connecting the circuit, the secondary coil should be reliably grounded, ...
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Siemens APT warning light - the role of LED warning light in life
LED warning light function
1. The luminous method selection items are: solid light, shiny, burst flash, constant/shiny mix.
2. The installation base is: L rod, straight rod, folding, and barrel type.
Effect of LED warning light_Effect in different scenes
1. Construction unit
On the road ...
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Siemens APT Relays – What are the types of protection relays?
Overcurrent Relay (OCR)
It operates when a certain value or greater of current flows through. There are two elements: overcurrent detection (known as a timing element) and short-circuit current detection (as an instantaneous element).
Earth Fault Overcurrent Relays (OCGR, GR)
While...
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Siemens APT Relays – The difference between signal relays and power relays
Signal relays are used more in secondary maintenance circuit circuits. It tells the right people exactly what is wrong with the maintenance. The power relay is a bit like a discriminant sentence in mathematics. When a constant is entered, the satisfactory and unsatisfactory conditions will output different results. Merit...
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Siemens APT current transformer - precautions for the use of current transformer
1. The wiring of the current transformer should not present problems, otherwise it will lead to failure to operate normally, and there may be damage to the transformer. In this case, the primary winding needs to be connected in series with the measurement circuit, and the secondary winding needs to be connected in series with all the loads.
2. Estimation ...
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Features of Siemens APT Relays – AC Relays
1. Since the current through the AC electromagnetic relay is a changing alternating current, the magnetic flux in the magnetic circuit also changes with the alternation (sinusoidal law instead of straight line law). The suction force of the armature is varied between 0 and the maximum, so the suction of the AC electromagnetic relay is pulsating, variing.
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Introduction to the features of Siemens APT DY2 miniature relay
Various specifications, with indicator light, with manual test button, with surge suppression loop and other functions
Coil control voltage DC6V-220V, AC6V-240V(50/60HZ)
The rail type is equipped with a variety of adapting sockets
LED indicator, DC is green, AC is red
Illuminating...
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Siemens APT - LW39 series 10,000 revolutions FAQ
1. What are the current specifications of universal transfer switches?
At present, there are four forms: 10A, 16A, 25A, and 63A
2. What are the positioning angles of the universal transfer switch?
At present, it is divided into four angles: 30°, 45°, 60° and 90°
3. There is no customer's ...
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Siemens APT Relays – Analysis of Common Faults and Causes of Relays
1. Overhaul of the sensing mechanism
For electromagnetic (voltage, current, intermediate) relays, the sensing mechanism is the electromagnetic system. The faults of the electromagnetic system are mainly concentrated in the coil and the moving and static iron cores.
(1) Coil fault maintenance
Coil failure usually has a coil absolute...
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Siemens APT Relays – The action of high and low voltage relays and how to adjust the low voltage side
1. Disconnect the control power supply: Before making the low-voltage terminal contact adjustment, the control power supply should be disconnected first to avoid the current directly or indirectly passing through the relay contact, and avoid electric shock or damage to the relay.
2. Open the relay cover: Open the relay cover, you can see the inside of the relay.
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Siemens APT Relays – Functions of High Voltage Relays
1. Control switch: The high-voltage relay can open or close the high-voltage circuit to achieve the purpose of controlling the work of the equipment.
2. Protection circuit: The high-voltage relay can monitor the current, voltage, temperature and other parameters inside the high-voltage circuit, and automatically cut off the circuit when the circuit is abnormal.
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Siemens APT Relays – the solution to common faults in solid state relays
1. The simplest and most effective way is to use a new solid state relay.
2. The other is to determine the voltage of the coil to avoid the voltage provided by the coil being less than the operating voltage.
3. Check whether the polarity is reversed.
4. Reasonable power-on time for the solid state relay coil, if ...
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Siemens APT – PB1 Series FAQs
1. What are the installation methods of PB1 button?
PB1S and PB1L are fastened with metal screws, and PB1J and PL1 are fastened with plastic nuts.
2. PB1 series pushbuttons can be assembled with up to several sets of contact modules as standard
2*3=6
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Siemens APT Relays – the working principle and function of relays
How relays work
Relays generally refer to electromagnetic relays, that is, mechanical actions. The working principle of the relay is essentially to use one loop (generally a small current) to control the on/off of another circuit (generally a large current), and in this control process, ...
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TL series police lights frequently asked questions
1. How many light sources are there for the TL-70 police light?
There are 3 types, namely LED, incandescent and xenon.
2. What are the colors of the TL-70 police light?
There are 5 types, which are red, yellow, green, blue, and white.
3. What are the types of TL-70 police lights?
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Siemens APT new x. The new product of R series relay was released
On May 8, 2019, APT held a grand online conference in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Nanjing, Changsha and Tiantai...... and more than 20 cities across the country witnessed the new Siemens APT x. The new product of R series relay was released.
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