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R59-12A
+BOMCIR BRKR THRM 12A 250VAC 32VDC
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ManufacturerNTE Electronics, Inc
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Mfr. Part #R59-12A
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In Stock752
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Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Supplier | NTE Electronics, Inc |
| Package | Bag |
| Series | R59 |
| ProductStatus | Active |
| MountingType | Panel Mount, Snap-In |
| BreakerType | Thermal |
| CurrentRating(Amps) | 12A |
| VoltageRating-AC | 250 V |
| VoltageRating-DC | 32 V |
| ActuatorType | Rocker |
| NumberofPoles | 1 |
Overview
Description
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Equivalent
1. KBPC5010
2. GBL005
3. MB6S
4. DB107S
Ensure that the voltage and current ratings (typically around 50V and 1A, but verify for your specific chip) match when selecting an equivalent. Always consult the datasheets to ensure compatibility with your application.
Pinout
1. Coil Pins: These are used to energize the coil of the relay. Usually, two pins are dedicated for this purpose.
2. Common Pins (COM): These are the central points that connect to either the Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC) contacts, usually found as pairs.
3. Normally Open (NO) Pins: These are the contacts that remain open when the relay is not energized and close when the relay is activated.
4. Normally Closed (NC) Pins: These contacts remain closed when the relay is not energized and open when the relay is activated.
The exact pin configuration can vary depending on the manufacturer and specific design, so it is important to refer to the datasheet or technical specifications provided by the manufacturer for precise details.