Omron G2RV-ST Series Electromechanical Interface Relay, DIN Rail Mount, 110V ac Coil, SPDT, 1-Pole, 6A Load

RS Stock No.:: 271-1850
Mfr. Part No.:: G2RV-ST700 AC110
Manufacturer:: Omron

Omron G2RV-ST Series Electromechanical Interface Relay, DIN Rail Mount, 110V ac Coil, SPDT, 1-Pole, 6A Load

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RS Stock No.:: 271-1850
Mfr. Part No.:: G2RV-ST700 AC110
Manufacturer:: Omron

Datasheet - G2RV-ST700 110VAC
Brochure - Industrial Relays

Attribute	Value
Coil Voltage	110V ac
Contact Configuration	SPDT
Mounting Type	DIN Rail
Number of Poles	1
Load Current Rating	6A
Load Voltage Rating	250V ac
Minimum Input Voltage	88V
Maximum Input Voltage	121V
Terminal Type	Screw
Switching Voltage	400V ac
Depth	6.2mm
Height	90mm
Length	88mm
Series	G2RV-ST
Contact Material	Ag Alloy
Input Current	6.1mA
Turn Off Time	20 (For DC)/40(For AC)ms
Life	70000 cycles
Turn On Time	20ms
Operating Temperature Range	-40 → 55°C
Control Resistance	100MΩ
Relay Type	Electro Mechanical
Minimum Operating Temperature	-40°C
Accessory Type	Relay Module
Input Resistance	18kΩ
For Use With	Industrial Control Equipment
Input Voltage Range	88-121V
Special Features	LED, Mechanical Indicator, Transparent Case
Standards Met	CE, CULus
Dimensions	88 x 90 x 6.2mm
Relay Switching Classification	Electromechanical Relay
Maximum Operating Temperature	+55°C

Omron G2RV-ST Series Electromechanical Interface Relay, DIN Rail Mount, 110V ac Coil, SPDT, 1-Pole, 6A Load

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Omron G2RV-ST Series Electromechanical Interface Relay, 100 MΩ Control Resistance, 6.1 mA Input Current - G2RV-ST700 AC110

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