Signal Relays, Up to 2 Amps

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
2903328

2903328

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURP DPDT 50MA 120VAC

17380

2903352

2903352

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURP SPDT 50MA 120VAC

1570

2966281

2966281

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GP SPDT 50MA 120VAC/DC

353380

2903336

2903336

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURP SPDT 50MA 120VAC

104240

2903329

2903329

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURPOS DPDT 50MA 24VAC

440

2966278

2966278

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PUR SPDT 50MA 24VAC/DC

15200

2903365

2903365

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURPOS SPST 50MA 12VDC

38

2903330

2903330

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURPOS DPDT 50MA 24VDC

446960

2900306

2900306

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURPOS SPDT 50MA 24VDC

104800

2903373

2903373

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURPOS SPDT 50MA 12VDC

430

2903369

2903369

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURPOS SPDT 50MA 12VDC

275

2964843

2964843

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GP DPDT 500MA 230VAC/DC

0

2900350

2900350

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURPOS DPDT 50MA 72VDC

0

2900341

2900341

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURPOS DPDT 50MA 60VDC

0

2900322

2900322

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURPOS SPDT 50MA 72VDC

0

2967280

2967280

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURPOS DPDT 50MA 48VDC

0

2900321

2900321

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURPOS SPDT 50MA 24VDC

30

2964461

2964461

Phoenix Contact

RELAY MODULE DIN RAIL 1PST 120V

0

2900323

2900323

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GEN PURP SPDT 50MA 110VDC

0

2823722

2823722

Phoenix Contact

RELAY GP SPST 500MA 24VAC/DC

0

Signal Relays, Up to 2 Amps

1. Overview

Signal relays with ratings up to 2 amps are electromechanical or solid-state switching devices designed to control low-power electrical circuits. These components enable signal transmission isolation, circuit amplification, or switching automation in modern electronic systems. Their compact size and precise control capabilities make them essential in automation, telecommunications, and precision instrumentation systems.

2. Major Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional CharacteristicsApplication Examples
Electromagnetic RelaysMechanical switching via electromagnetic coil, standard form factorIndustrial control panels, HVAC systems
Solid-State RelaysNo moving parts, zero-crossing switching, fast responseTemperature control systems, LED lighting
Reed RelaysHermetically sealed contacts, high-speed operationTelecom switching, test equipment
Time Delay RelaysProgrammable switching intervalsMachinery automation, motor starters
High-Frequency RelaysDesigned for RF/microwave signal pathsWireless infrastructure, radar systems

3. Structure and Components

Typical construction includes:

  • Coil assembly (copper winding on bobbin)
  • Contact system (fixed and movable contacts)
  • Insulation housing (flame-retardant polymer)
  • Magnetic circuit (iron core and yoke)
  • Terminal system (PCB pins or screw terminals)

Advanced models incorporate EMI suppression circuits and LED status indicators.

4. Key Technical Parameters

ParameterTypical ValueImportance
Rated Current1-2 A resistiveDetermines load capacity
Coil Voltage5-48 VDC nominalDictates control circuit design
Contact Resistance<50 m Impacts signal integrity
Insulation Resistance>100 M Safety isolation performance
Mechanical Life10-100 million operationsDurability indicator
Switching Speed5-15 ms (EMR), <1 ms (SSR)System response time

5. Application Fields

  • Industrial automation (PLCs, sensor interfaces)
  • Telecom infrastructure (signal routing switches)
  • Medical equipment (diagnostic device controls)
  • Smart home systems (HVAC thermostats)
  • Test & measurement (ATE machine interfaces)

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerProduct SeriesKey Features
OmronG5LE-14-DC55 mm spacing, 2 A rating
Phoenix ContactPSR-SCP-24UCPlug-in design, LED indicators
TE ConnectivityRTX-S-DC5VAutomotive qualified
Siemens3RT2025Modular mounting system

7. Selection Recommendations

Key considerations:

  • Load type (resistive/inductive)
  • Environmental conditions (temperature/humidity)
  • Required make/break cycles
  • Regulatory certifications (UL/CSA/IEC)
  • PCB footprint constraints

Example: For medical equipment, select RoHS-compliant reed relays with 1.5 A rating and reinforced insulation.

8. Industry Trends

Current developments include:

  • Transition to surface-mount solid-state alternatives
  • Integration with IoT-enabled monitoring systems
  • Nanocoating for harsh environment protection
  • Increased adoption of 1 Form C contacts
  • Miniaturization (sub-10 mm package development)

Market forecasts predict 5.2% CAGR through 2027 driven by industrial automation growth.

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