American Zettler XMC0-633ED

American Zettler XMC0-633ED Environmental and export classification status description

- The XMC0-633ED relay is a compact and reliable device designed for power switching applications. - It features a DPDT (Double Pole Double Throw) configuration, providing two independent sets of contacts for switching purposes. - With a coil voltage of 12 VDC and a contact rating of 3A at 250VAC, this relay is suitable for moderate power switching needs. Functions: - The main function of the XMC0-633ED relay is to control the flow of electrical power by opening and closing its contacts in response to an electrical signal applied to its coil. Applications: - Automotive systems - Home appliances - Industrial control systems - Power distribution units - HVAC systems Alternative Components: - Omron G6K series - TE Connectivity RT series - Fujitsu FTR-J2 series Embedded Modules: - The XMC0-633ED can be integrated into various control modules and relay boards for specific applications, enhancing their functionality and reliability. Related Q&A: 1. What is the maximum switching capacity of the American Zettler XMC0-633ED relay? - The XMC0-633ED relay has a contact rating of 3A at 250VAC, which defines its maximum switching capacity under normal operation. 2. Can the XMC0-633ED relay be used in automotive applications? - Yes, the XMC0-633ED relay is suitable for automotive systems due to its compact size and robust design. 3. What is the coil voltage of the XMC0-633ED relay? - The XMC0-633ED relay has a coil voltage of 12VDC, which is a common operating voltage in many electrical systems. 4. How does the DPDT configuration of the XMC0-633ED relay benefit its applications? - The DPDT configuration provides two sets of independent contacts, allowing the relay to control multiple circuits or functions simultaneously. 5. Are there any specific mounting considerations for the XMC0-633ED relay? - The XMC0-633ED relay is typically mounted using standard PCB mounting techniques, making it easy to integrate into electronic assemblies.