Vogele Basic Training Hydraulics & Electrics
Vogele Basic Training Hydraulics & Electrics Vogele Basic Training Hydraulics & Electrics
E.7.0 Relays E.7.1 Design and function Symbol (as a rule): K Design and function: Relays are electromagnetic devices that operate with the force action of the electrical current through a solenoid. Relay contacts are actuated directly or by the armature. Relays are always used as a function of the electrical current. Only the current flow (intensity) in the area of the load circuit (guided circuit) is of relevance to this end. Relays are manufactured with differing contact combinations (e.g. normally closed contact, normally open contact and/or two-way contact). Multiple variants are used at VÖGELE.
E.7.0 Relays E.7.2 Relays used at VÖGELE
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E.7.0 Relays<br />
E.7.1 Design and function<br />
Symbol (as a rule):<br />
K<br />
Design and function:<br />
Relays are electromagnetic devices that operate with the force action of the electrical<br />
current through a solenoid. Relay contacts are actuated directly or by the armature.<br />
Relays are always used as a function of the electrical current. Only the current flow<br />
(intensity) in the area of the load circuit (guided circuit) is of relevance to this end.<br />
Relays are manufactured with differing contact combinations (e.g. normally closed contact,<br />
normally open contact and/or two-way contact).<br />
Multiple variants are used at VÖGELE.
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