HL2-H-AC240V NAIS RELAY Panasonic Electric Works (New) Pack of 20

Main Category Relays Sub Category General Purpose Relay Coil Voltage 220/240 VAC Contact Configuration 2C DPDT Current 10 Amps Mounting Plug-in Operating Function Single Side Stable Pick-up voltage 176 VAC Drop-out voltage 72 VAC Max. allowable voltage 264 VAC Nominal coil current 6.0/6.5 mA Operating power - Nominal 1.2 VA Operating power - Minimum 0.77 VA Initial contact resistance, max. (By voltage drop 6 V DC 1 A) 50 mohm Contact material Silver alloy Nominal switching capacity 10 A 250 V AC Max. switching power AC: 2,500 VA, DC: 90 W Max. switching voltage 250 V AC, 30 V DC Max. switching current 10 A Min. switching capacity 100 mA, 5 V DC Expected life - Mechanical (at 180 cpm) 5�10^7 (AC), 10^6 (DC) Expected life - Electrical (resistive) - 15 A 125 V AC n/a Expected life - Electrical (resistive) - 10 A 250 V AC 5�10^5 Expected life - Electrical (resistive) - 3 A 30 V DC 5�10^5 Max. operating speed 20 cpm Initial insulation resistance Min. 100 Mohm (at 500 V DC) Initial breakdown voltage -Between contact sets 1,500 Vrms for 1 min. Initial breakdown voltage - Between open contacts 1,000 Vrms for 1 min. Initial breakdown voltage - Between contacts and coil 2,000 Vrms for 1 min. Operate time (at nominal voltage) Max. 25 ms (DC type), Max. 25 ms (AC type) Release time (without diode) (at nominal voltage) Max. 25 ms (DC type), Max. 25 ms (AC type) Temperature rise, max. (at nominal voltage) Max. 80°C Functional Shock Resistance Min. 196 m/s^2 {20 G} Destructive Shock Resistance Min. 980 m/s^2 {100 G} Functional Vibration resistance 10 to 55 Hz at double amplitude of 1 mm Destructive Vibration resistance 10 to 55 Hz at double amplitude of 2 mm Ambient temp. �50°C to +70°C, �58°F to +158°F Humidity 5 to 85% R.H. Unit weight Approx. 35 g 1.25 oz 1918 - Konosuke Matsushita established Matsushita Electric Housewares Manufacturing started manufacturing and sale of wiring devices 1935 - Matsushita Electric Co., LTD established as one of Matsushita’s divisional companies. Manufactured and sold wiring devices, synthetic resins and conduits tubes 1945 -Renamed as Matsushita Electric Works, LTD.(MEW) 1952 - Started Manufacturing fluorescent light devices 1955 - Started marketing hair dryers and electric shavers 1958 - Started marketing plastic laminate products 1974 - Aromat Corporation established as 100% subsidiary of MEW 1981 - Entered security systems, health care and factory automation (FA) market 1984 - Established Aromat Canada, Inc. 1996 - Established Aromat Mexicana S. A. de C. V. in Mexicali, Mexico 2005 - Renamed as Panasonic Electric Works Corporation of America, Renamed as Panasonic Electric Works Canada, Inc., Renamed as Panasonic Electric Works Mexicana