AZ9201 Series - American Zettler Introduces Low-Cost Subminiature, Ultra-Sensitive Relays

July 23, 2010 - PRLog -- American Zettler, Inc. has introduced a new line of 5 Amp subminiature, ultra-sensitive relays specifically designed for industrial control use in products.

Additionally, the AZ9201 series relays are competitively priced at only $1.23 at 1,000 pieces.

“The new relays feature a single inline package (SIP) that is only 5.08 mm wide with a 103 square mm footprint,” said Dave West, vice president of Sales, American Zettler, Inc. “Although small, these relays are extremely sensitive, requiring only 120 mW at nominal coil voltage (58 mW at coil pickup voltage) and switch up to 5 Amps at 250 VAC or 30 VDC.”

The new line of relays come with 1 Form A contact with up to 5 Amp switching capability, cadmium-free contacts and a dielectric strength of 2,000 Vrms contact to coil. Applications include centralized and decentralized heating control, extremely narrow interface elements, interface technology, timers, PLC’s, I/O modules and I/O-ports. The AZ9201 series is UL/CUR rated and VDE approval is pending.

Sample quantities are available upon request. For further application and product information contact American Zettler, Inc. at www.azettler.com.  

Product Info: AZ9201 series: http://www.azettler.com/index.php?id=electromechanical_re...

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Headquartered in Aliso Viejo, Calif., American Zettler, Inc. produces over forty different types of relays to meet the many requirements of commercial and industrial applications. Because of their high reliability, American Zettler relays are used in a wide range of demanding applications including telecommunications systems, computer peripheral and office automation equipment, home appliances, security systems, test and measurement devices, industrial controls and many other types of electric and electronic equipment. Additionally, American Zettler works closely with a computerized distribution network with stocking facilities in virtually every major industrial area in the world. For more information please visit www.azettler.com .