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amithwaikar
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Reed Switch / Reed Relay

02/09/2009 3:56 AM

Hi Everyone,

Can anyone please let me know the difference between OPERATE Vtg. and SWITCHING Vtg. for Reed Switch/Reed Relay in general.

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Re: Reed Switch / Reed Relay

02/09/2009 10:09 AM

a reed switch comes without any windings and is just a switch normally operated by permanent magnets, a reed relay has a coil wound around the switch, the operating requirements for the coil should be provided and are occasionally printed on it

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Reed_switch_(aka).jpg

http://www.americanrelays.com/
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