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The ST2-DC12V is an IC drivable PC board relay manufactured by Matsushita Electric Works (SDS). This subminiature relay is sealed for automatic wave soldering and cleaning processes. It features a 12V DC coil and offers a high switching capacity of 8A at 250V AC resistive load.
The relay utilizes gold flash over silver alloy contact material and has an initial contact resistance of 30 mΩ maximum. It boasts a high inrush current capability of 51A for 1a1b arrangements and 35A for 2a arrangements. The mechanical life expectancy is rated at a minimum of 100,000 operations.
Designed for field load switching, the ST2-DC12V exhibits high shock resistance (20G functional) and vibration resistance (10 to 55 Hz). Its operating temperature range is -40°C to +60°C, with a humidity range of 5 to 85% RH. Typical applications include sequence controllers, facsimiles, and security equipment.
Available in various contact arrangements including 1 Form A, 1 Form B, and 2 Form A, this relay is suitable for diverse electronic control needs.
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The maximum switching current for the ST2-DC12V relay is 8A.
The nominal coil voltage for the ST2-DC12V relay is 12V DC.
The ST2-DC12V relay is available with 1 Form A, 1 Form B, and 2 Form A contact arrangements.
The ST2-DC12V relay can operate in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +60°C.
The mechanical life expectancy of the ST2-DC12V relay is a minimum of 100,000 operations.
The ST2-DC12V relay has a functional shock resistance of a minimum of 196 m/s² (20 G) and a destructive shock resistance of a minimum of 980 m/s² (100 G).