Introduction
Mors Smitt, part of Wabtec Corporation, has been manufacturing relays since 1902, focusing on sectors like power generation, factory automation, and petro-chemical industries. Their products are known for reliability, safety, and environmental consciousness, adhering to ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 14001 standards.
Heavy Duty Relays
The D-relay concept is designed for demanding applications in the power utility market, offering high DC breaking capacity and inductive load switching. These relays are customizable and widely used globally.
General Purpose Relays
These relays cater to generic automation applications, with details available in a separate catalogue.
Reliability and Standards
Mors Smitt ensures worldwide availability through a network of subsidiaries and distributors. Their relays comply with international standards such as EN 60255, EN 61810, and EN 60947, ensuring reliability and durability.
Relay Types- D-relays: Designed for both AC and DC networks, capable of switching resistive and inductive loads. Options include instantaneous, latching, and function relays.
- C-relays: Miniature plug-in relays for AC and DC networks, offering instantaneous and safety-critical models.
- A & B-relays: Designed for safety-critical applications with double make/break contacts.
Design Features
The D-relays feature corrosion resistance, shock and vibration resistance, and integrated snap-locks. They offer high DC breaking capacity, fast switching, and are suitable for hazardous areas.
Technical Specifications
Relays are available with various contact materials and configurations, offering high breaking capacities and long mechanical life cycles. They operate within a wide range of voltages and temperatures, ensuring adaptability to different environments.
Options and Accessories
Various options are available to enhance relay performance, such as magnetic arc blow-out for high DC breaking capacity and gold-plated contacts for low-level switching. A range of mounting sockets and accessories are also offered.
Contact OptionsThe document outlines several contact options, including:
- Option X4: Make before break contacts with 2 Normally Open (N/O) and 2 Normally Closed (N/C) contacts.
- Option X5: Features a higher DC breaking capacity and longer contact life, with a contact gap of 2 mm. Can be combined with options B and Y.
- Option Y: Increases breaking capacity by 50% and extends contact life, featuring double make/double break contacts.
- Option W: Suitable for safety applications according to EN 50205, with various contact configurations.
Coil OptionsThe document describes coil options that affect relay performance:
- Option D: Includes a back EMF diode for system protection.
- Option H: Provides high burden protection suitable for high-security circuit breaker tripping circuits.
- Option P: Offers protection against reversed polarity with a polarization diode.
- Option V: Provides a wider operating range and ambient temperature tolerance.
General OptionsThese options enhance performance and maintenance without affecting contacts or coils:
- Option A: Trip indicator showing relay energization.
- Option K: Sealed cover for IP50 protection.
- Option L: Integrated LED in coil for indication.
- Option T: Push-to-test button for manual operation.
Technical DataThe document provides technical specifications for various relay models, including:
- Contact material: Silver (Ag)
- Rated continuous current: 10 A
- Breaking capacity: 10 A / 230 V AC, 7 A / 110 V DC
- Max. switching voltage: 350 VDC / 440 VAC
- Mechanical life cycles: Up to 50 million for DC
- Dielectric strength: 2500 VAC (coil-contact), 4000 VAC (contacts)
- Ambient temperature range: -25 °C to +70 °C
Standards
The relays comply with several standards, including EN 60255, EN 60947, EN 60947-5-1, and IEC 61810.
Applications
The relays are suitable for heavy-duty applications, switching AC and DC voltages, and are designed for resistive and inductive loads. They are also applicable in safety applications and high-security circuit breaker tripping circuits.
Contact Specifications
Contact material is primarily silver (Ag) with configurations including 2 N/O + 2 N/C, 1 double make/double break, 4 C/O, and 8 C/O. Rated continuous current is 10 A, with breaking capacities of 10 A at 230 V AC1 and varying DC1 capacities. Maximum make current is 16 A, and maximum switching voltage is 350 VDC or 440 VAC. Minimum switched voltage is 12 V, and minimum switched current is 10 mA. Peak inrush current can withstand 200 A.
Coil Specifications
Nominal voltages range from 12 to 250 VDC and 12 to 380 VAC. Power consumption is 2 VA/W for AC/DC. Operating range is 0.8 to 1.1 Un, with an option for 0.7 to 1.25 Un. Mechanical life cycles are 10 million for AC and up to 50 million for DC. Dielectric strength is 2500 VAC for coil-contact and 4000 VAC for contacts. Isolation class is C 380.
Technical Data
Pull-in time is less than 20 ms for DC and 10 ms for AC, with release times of 18 ms for DC and 5 ms for AC. The ambient temperature range is -25 °C to +55 °C, with humidity tolerance at 95% at 40 °C. Salt mist resistance is 5% NaCl at 35 °C for 4 days. Protection category is IP40.
Standards and Options
Complies with EN 60255, EN 60947, EN 60947-5-1, and IEC 61810 standards. Options include LED indicators, cadmium-free contacts, magnetic arc blow-out, and various pin arrangements. Standard AC coil frequency is 50 Hz, with 60 Hz available on request.
Applications
Suitable for heavy-duty applications, switching of AC and DC voltages, resistive and inductive loads. Features include plug-in design, flash barriers, and gold-plated contacts for low current switching.
Options and Variants
Various models are available with different configurations and specifications, including options for magnetic arc blowout, gold-plated contacts, and different coil voltages. Specific models include D8-ULBX5, D8-ULYBX5, KDN, BD, BD-B, KCD, IOD, and EIOD, each with unique features and configurations.
Overview
This document provides detailed specifications and features of various electronic time delay relays used in demanding applications for switching AC and DC voltages, resistive and inductive loads. The relays are designed with Smitt-style pinning and integrated retaining clips, offering adjustable timing with lockable knobs.
Specifications- Contact Material: Various models use Ag, AgNi, or AgCdO with gold plating for enhanced conductivity.
- Contact Configuration: Options include 1 C/O, 2 C/O, 3 C/O, and 4 C/O configurations.
- Rated Continuous Current: Ranges from 6 A to 10 A depending on the model.
- Breaking Capacity: AC1 up to 10 A / 230 V and DC1 up to 1 A / 110 V.
- Max Switching Voltage: Up to 250 V AC/DC.
- Insulation: 1 kV, 50 Hz, 1 m between contacts.
Coil Specifications- Nominal Voltage: Available in 24, 48, 60, 110, 125, 220, 230, 250 VAC/DC.
- Power Consumption: Varies from 0.5 W to 9 W depending on the model.
- Operating Range: 0.8 to 1.2 Un, with options for 0.7 to 1.25 Un.
Technical Data- Mechanical Life Cycles: Up to 100 million cycles.
- Dielectric Strength: 2000 VAC between coil and contact.
- Ambient Temperature: -25 °C to +70 °C.
- Humidity: 95% at 40 °C.
- Protection Category: IP40.
Standards
The relays comply with EN 60255, EN 60947, EN 60947-5-1, and IEC 61810 standards.
Options and Features- Adjustable timing with lockable knobs.
- LED indicators for supply and energizing status.
- Cadmium-free contacts for environmental safety.
- Flash barriers and double zener diodes for enhanced protection.
Applications
These relays are suitable for applications requiring precise timing control, such as industrial automation, power distribution, and process control systems.
Overview
This document provides technical specifications and details for various electronic relays and monitoring devices used in demanding applications for switching AC and DC voltages, resistive and inductive loads. It includes information on different models, their contact and coil specifications, technical data, and standards compliance.
Specifications- Contact Specifications: Most devices feature Ag or Ag + Au contact materials, with configurations ranging from 1 C/O + 1 N/O to 4 C/O. Rated continuous currents vary from 6 A to 10 A, with breaking capacities specified for both AC and DC.
- Coil Specifications: Nominal voltages range from 24 V to 250 V for both AC and DC. Power consumption varies, with some models consuming as low as 1.2 W.
- Technical Data: Devices are designed for mechanical life cycles up to 50 million operations, with dielectric strengths up to 4000 VAC. Operating temperature ranges from -40°C to +70°C, with humidity tolerance up to 95% at 40°C.
Procedures and Functions- Time Functions: Devices offer various timing functions such as pulse, interval, and one-shot operations, with adjustable or fixed time ranges.
- Monitoring Functions: Voltage and current monitoring relays are available, with adjustable pull-in voltages and hysteresis settings.
Standards and Compliance
All devices comply with standards such as EN 60255, EN 60947, EN 60947-5-1, and IEC 61810, ensuring reliability and safety in operation.
Recommendations
For specific applications, users are advised to consult local sales offices for additional types and options. The document also highlights the importance of selecting the appropriate relay based on the application's voltage and current requirements.
Additional Features
Many devices include features like LED indicators, cadmium-free contacts, and Smitt-style pinning for easy installation and maintenance.
Overview
This document provides detailed specifications and features of various relay sockets designed for D-relays. It includes information on dimensions, materials, connection types, and mounting options, along with standards compliance and ordering codes.
Specifications
Each relay socket is designed to accommodate specific connection types such as screw terminals, spring terminals, faston terminals, soldering connections, and crimp terminals. The sockets are made from Polyamide 66 with varying glass content for durability and are suitable for wires up to 2.5 mm². They support a contact rating of 10 A (AC1) as per IEC 60947 standards.
Mounting Options
The sockets can be mounted on surfaces, walls, panels, or 35 mm rails, depending on the model. Some models offer features like mechanical keying to prevent incorrect relay placement and touch-proof designs for safety.
Features and Benefits
Key features include sturdy terminals, no internal soldering for reliability, and easy maintenance. The sockets are designed for long-term availability and low life cycle costs. Specific models offer quick installation, reducing wiring time by up to 75% compared to traditional methods.
Standards Compliance
All sockets comply with standards such as EN 60255, EN 60947, EN 60947-5-1, and IEC 61810, ensuring reliability and safety in various applications.
Ordering Information
Each socket model is associated with a specific ordering code for easy identification and procurement. The document provides detailed diagrams for connection layouts and dimensions for precise installation.
Specifications
All relay sockets are suitable for KDN & D8 relays with a contact rating of 10 A (AC1) according to IEC 60947. They are designed for surface/wall and 35 mm rail mounting, with a maximum ambient temperature of 80°C. The sockets are made from Polyamide 66 with 30% glass, ensuring durability and reliability. The wire diameter supported is up to 2.5 mm².
Standards
The relay sockets comply with standards EN 60255, EN 60947, EN 60947-5-1, and IEC 61810, ensuring high-quality performance and safety.
Features and Benefits
Each socket type offers unique features such as sturdy screw, faston, or spring terminals, positive mechanical keying, and clear terminal identification. These features contribute to proven reliability, long-term availability, easy maintenance, and low life cycle costs.
Ordering Codes
Each socket type has a specific ordering code, such as V9 Surface socket (338000900) and V93 Socket (338003900), facilitating easy procurement.
Connection Diagrams
The document provides detailed connection diagrams for various socket configurations, ensuring correct installation and operation.
Accessories
Accessories like A104 Selection bus and A260 Crimp terminals are available for specific socket types, enhancing functionality and ease of use.
Relay Options and Coil Voltages
The document outlines various relay options and coil voltages, ranging from 5 VDC to 415 VAC, catering to diverse application needs.
Miniature Power Relays
Miniature power C-relays are suitable for both AC and DC networks, capable of switching resistive and inductive loads, depending on the options included.
Overview
This document provides detailed specifications and information on various types of relays and sockets used in industrial applications. It includes technical data, standards, and ordering information for different relay models and their compatible sockets.
Relay Specifications- Contact Material: Ag + 0.2 μm Au
- Configurations: Available in 1 C/O, 2 C/O, and 1 DM/DB configurations.
- Rated Continuous Current: 6 A to 8 A depending on the model.
- Max Switching Voltage: 300 VDC / 250 VAC.
- Coil Specifications: Nominal voltages range from 6 VDC to 240 VAC.
- Mechanical Life Cycles: Up to 30 million cycles.
- Protection Category: IP40.
Standards
All relays comply with EN 60255, EN 60947, EN 60947-5-1, and IEC 61810 standards.
Sockets- Types: V10, V11, V12, V13, V17, V17-D, and V14.
- Mounting: Options for surface/wall mounting, 35 mm rail mounting, and PCB soldering.
- Contact Rating: Up to 10 A (AC1) IEC 60947.
- Material: Made from polyester or polyamide with glass reinforcement.
Ordering Information
Each relay and socket type has specific ordering codes for easy identification and procurement.
Applications
These relays and sockets are designed for heavy-duty industrial applications, offering features like cadmium-free contacts, flash barriers, and magnetic arc blowout functions for enhanced performance and safety.
Overview
This document provides detailed specifications and information on various relay components and accessories offered by Mors Smitt, including rail clips, key receptacles, relay retaining clips, and sockets for C-relays. It also includes ordering information, technical specifications, and standards compliance.
Specifications
The document lists several relay types and their specifications, including coil voltages ranging from 6 VDC to 415 VAC, and different relay types such as wide range AC, high breaking capacity DC, and safety-critical DC. The relays are designed for safety-critical applications with features like double make/break contacts and weld-no-transfer contacts.
Procedures
Installation and replacement of plug-in relays are designed to be easy and cost-effective, with no maintenance required. The document provides details on mounting options, such as flush/panel and 35 mm rail mounting, and the use of faston and screw terminals.
Standards
The relays and sockets comply with standards such as EN 60255, EN 60947, EN 60947-5-1, and IEC 61810, ensuring reliability and safety in industrial applications.
Recommendations
The document highlights the benefits of using Mors Smitt products, including proven reliability, long-term availability, ease of maintenance, and low life cycle costs. It also emphasizes the importance of selecting the appropriate relay type and socket for specific applications.
Technical Data
Detailed technical data is provided for each relay type, including contact material, rated continuous current, maximum switching voltage, mechanical life cycles, dielectric strength, and ambient temperature range. The document also includes dimensions and protection category information.
Contact Information
The document provides contact details for Mors Smitt's sales offices in France, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the USA, along with their respective phone numbers, fax numbers, and email addresses.