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RT214730
+BOMRELAY GEN PURPOSE SPDT 12A 230V
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ManufacturerTE Connectivity Potter & Brumfield Relays
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Mfr. Part #RT214730
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In Stock17168
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Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Series | RT1, SCHRACK |
| Part Status | Active |
| Base Product Number | RT2147 |
| Mounting Type | Through Hole |
| Coil Voltage | 230VAC |
| Contact Form | SPDT (1 Form C) |
| Contact Rating (Current) | 12 A |
| Switching Voltage | 400VAC - Max |
| Load - Max Switching | 4800VA |
| Coil Current | 14.2 mA |
| Coil Type | Non Latching |
| Termination Style | PC Pin |
| Seal Rating | Sealed - Flux Protection |
| Coil Insulation | Class F |
| Must Operate Voltage | 172.5 VAC |
| Must Release Voltage | 34.5 VAC |
| Operate Time | 8 ms |
| Release Time | 6 ms |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C ~ 70°C |
| Contact Material | Silver Nickel (AgNi) |
| Approval Agency | CQC, CSA, cURus, VDE |
| Relay Type | General Purpose |
| Packaging | Tube |
Overview
Description
RT214730 is a {type} from {vendor}. It features {core/architecture} with {flash} of flash and {RAM} of RAM, and supports interfaces such as {I2C/SPI/UART/USB} for {domains}. It is designed for {target applications} and offers key capabilities like {feature1}, {feature2}, and {security/low power}. Development is supported by {SDK/toolchain/IDE}, with typical workflows including {setup steps} and {debugging/testing}. Common use cases include {examples}.
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Equivalent
• TI TPS5430 (3 A, 5.5–36 V in)
• ST L7985 (3.5 A, 4.5–36 V in)
• ON Semi NCP3065 (1.5 A, 3–40 V in)
• MPS MP2143 (4 A, 4.5–38 V in)
• Diodes APW8828 (3 A, 4.5–24 V in)
Pinout
Manufacturer
Company type: A Taiwan-based semiconductor company that designs and markets analog and power-management ICs; a fabless IC design house (outsources manufacturing to foundries).
Application
- Industrial automation and motor control
- Automotive electronics (ECU, body/powertrain)
- IoT/edge computing (gateways, sensor hubs)
- Consumer electronics (smart appliances, set-top boxes)
- Communications equipment (modems, network devices)
- Medical/portable monitoring (where regulatory allows)