6Pin Relays Wiring Diagram

Where does the 100Ω figure in? Maybe the coil, in which case 12V/100Ω = 0.12A, and hence the coil consumes 12V x 0.12A = 1.44VA?

I would guess DPST (double pole, single throw), but without knowing whether the contacts are NO (normally open) vs NC (normally closed), a wiring diagram will be difficult.

the coil inside the relay is 100ohm
and regarding the contacts i am bit confused? so could u guide me which pin is used for load circuit and control circuit . how the 6pin relay internal wiring is?

The only people that can help are the manufacturers. We will only be guessing.

It could be:

• SP-CO (1 redundant pin)
• DP-NO
• DP-NC

All will configure to a 6 pin base

Look on the side of the relay! Most relays have a little diagram. You will find 2 contacts for the coil, and maybe two separate pairs of contacts that open or close when the coil is energised, or as stated, a redundant pin where you have a NC on one and an NO on the other with a common connection scenario!The Base the relay slots into may also give you some help (ie, A1,A2 for the coil)

Here are some examples:

DPST (6 pin) above appears to be what you are looking for.

While maybe not exactly what you are looking for but you should get the general concept from the examples above.

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